Dress Code

List of 3 items.

• Primary School

  Girls: Dress, skirt, or jumper no longer than mid-calf.  Bermuda Shorts or Skorts may be worn before Parents’ Weekend (October) and after Founders’ Day (May).  Flat shoes or sneakers with socks or tights.

  
  Boys: Bermuda shorts may be worn before Parents’ Weekend (October) and after Founders’ Day (May).  Shoes or sneakers with socks.

  
  

  Dress Code Guidelines
  
  - Articles of clothing must be of the proper size and fit; in good, clean condition; and worn as intended. 
  - Denim or jeans may only be worn on announced casual days. 
  - Primary School students are not required to wear blazers, but if worn they must be navy blue or black. 
  - Skirts must be no more than three inches above the top of the kneecap and no longer than midcalf. Form-fitting skirts are unacceptable.
  - Trousers for school dress must be plain, hemmed or cuffed, and worn at the waist. Baggy, cargo, form-fitting, and stone-washed pants are unacceptable.
  - Permissible pants include: chinos or corduroys, plain or pleated, with regular pockets.
  - Permissible tops include: polo shirts (long or short sleeved), turtlenecks, or button-down shirts. 
  - Belts are to be worn on garments with belt loops. 
  - Fatigue or camouflage clothing of any kind or color is unacceptable.

• Lower School

  Girls:  
  - Dress or skirt. 
  - Dress blouse or shirt with collar and sleeves (no polo shirts). 
  - Dress slacks with navy or black blazer. 
  - Navy blue or black blazer for grades five and six. Grades three and four are not required to wear a blazer unless wearing dress slacks. 
  - Flat school shoes with socks or tights. 
  - Bermuda shorts or dress skorts may be worn before Parents’ Weekend (October) and after Founders’ Day (May). Blazers must be worn.

  
  Boys:  
  - Chinos or corduroys, plain or pleated with regular pockets. 
  - Dress shirt with tie. Turtlenecks may be worn during the winter term only.
  - Navy blue or black blazer. 
  - School shoes with socks. 
  - Bermuda shorts may be worn before Parents’ Weekend (October) and after Founders’ Weekend (May).

  
  Dress Code Guidelines
  
  - All articles of clothing must be of the proper size; in good, clean condition; and worn as intended. 
  - Moderation is required in the use of cosmetics, jewelry, and in the choice of hairstyle and color. 
  - Blazers should be traditional in design. 
  - Shirts and blouses must be collared, have a buttoned front, and fully cover the abdomen. Sleeveless blouses and flannel shirts are not permitted. 
  - Dresses and skirts may be A-line, straight, or pleated. They must be no more than three inches above the top of the kneecap and no longer than mid-calf. Form-fitting skirts are unacceptable. 
  - Sweaters may be worn under a blazer, with length not to exceed the length of the blazer.
  - Trousers must be plain, hemmed or cuffed, and worn at the waist. Baggy, cargo, form-fitting, and stone-washed pants are unacceptable. 
  - Fatigue, neon, or camouflage clothing of any kind or color is unacceptable. 
  - Shoes must be flat. Clogs must have a heel strap. Flat sandals with a heel strap are permitted after Founders’ Weekend. Athletic shoes may not be worn during the academic day. Boots may be worn as school shoes during the winter term only. 
  - Socks must come up above the shoe and cover the ankle. Athletic socks may not be worn during the academic day. 
  - Belts are to be worn on garments with belt loops.

• Upper School

  Girls:
  - Navy blue or black blazer with dress pants, dress, or skirt, or a navy or grey suit. 
  - Bermuda shorts may be worn (with a blazer) before Parents’ Weekend (October) and after Founders’ Day (May).
  - Turtleneck or collared dress shirt with sleeves (no polo shirts). 
  - School shoes with tights, or socks. Dressy open-toe shoes with heel strap are permitted. Maximum shoe height is two inches.

  
  Boys:  
  - Chinos or corduroys, plain or pleated with regular pockets. 
  - Dress shirt with tie. Turtlenecks may be worn during the winter term only. 
  - Navy blue or black blazer. 
  - School shoes with socks. 
  - Bermuda shorts may be worn before Parents’ Weekend (October) and after Founders’ Weekend (May).

  
  Dress Code Guidelines
  - All articles of clothing must be of the proper size; in good, clean condition; and worn as intended. 
  - Moderation is required in the use of cosmetics, jewelry, and in the choice of hairstyle and color. 
  - Blazers may be navy blue or black, should be traditional in design, and must be worn at all times. 
  - Shirts must be collared, have a buttoned front, and fully cover the abdomen. Sleeveless shirts and flannel shirts are not permitted. 
  - Skirts may be A-line, straight, or pleated. They must be no more than three inches above the top of the kneecap and no longer than mid-calf. Form-fitting skirts are unacceptable.
  - Sweaters may be worn under a blazer, with length not to exceed the length of the blazer.
  - Pants must be plain, hemmed or cuffed, and worn at the waist. Baggy, cargo, form-fitting, and stone-washed pants are unacceptable. 
  - Fatigue, neon, or camouflage clothing of any kind or color is unacceptable. 
  - Shoes: Athletic shoes may not be worn during the academic day. Boots may be worn as school shoes during the winter term only. 
  - Socks must come up above the shoe and cover the ankle. Athletic socks may not be worn during the academic day. 
  - Belts are to be worn on garments with belt loops.