Dress Code Message from Dean of Students
Dear Cascia Hall Parents,
We hope your summer is off to a great start. As you begin to purchase uniforms for the upcoming school year, please take note that the administration has dedicated much time toward prioritizing the enforcement of the dress code as it is stated in the Student Handbook. As it stands today, we are in the beginning stages of implementing a new system in which student dress code violations will be recorded, tracked, and disciplined diligently. Listed below are two aspects of the Cascia Hall dress code that our administration would like to draw to your attention as each of you begins to shop for your son's or daughter's clothing for the 2018-2019 school year. If you have any further questions regarding the dress code as stated in the Handbook, please consult the link below.
2018-19 Dress Code
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We hope your summer is off to a great start. As you begin to purchase uniforms for the upcoming school year, please take note that the administration has dedicated much time toward prioritizing the enforcement of the dress code as it is stated in the Student Handbook. As it stands today, we are in the beginning stages of implementing a new system in which student dress code violations will be recorded, tracked, and disciplined diligently. Listed below are two aspects of the Cascia Hall dress code that our administration would like to draw to your attention as each of you begins to shop for your son's or daughter's clothing for the 2018-2019 school year. If you have any further questions regarding the dress code as stated in the Handbook, please consult the link below.
Skirt: Choice of two: Cascia plaid or khaki. Skirts must be of an appropriate and modest length for all situations, including standing, sitting, and using the stairs. The Assistant Principal and/or Middle School Principal will make the final determination of whether a skirt is “appropriate and modest.” For tailoring and alteration purposes, the bottom of the skirt must extend no more than four inches from the floor when kneeling. However, because some students may roll or pull up their skirts after they have been tailored appropriately, the school will use the “appropriate and modest” criteria for enforcement. Students may not roll up their skirts. Please plan to lengthen skirts as necessary as students grow over the years. Repeated non-compliance with these rules may result in a “skirt ban” for the remainder of the semester.
Outerwear: School branded or school team outerwear may be worn over a uniform shirt, along with sweaters and the “ch” fleece as noted below. These may not extend past the bottom of the skirt.
Jared St. John
2018-19 Dean of Students
Grades 6 - 12
2018-19 Dean of Students
Grades 6 - 12
2018-19 Dress Code
