PRIMARY SCHOOL UNIFORM OPTIONS
Preschool and Kindergarten Everyday Uniform
- Short sleeve polo shirt with school logo in burgundy
- Dress shorts or skort in navy
- Solid short socks (covering the ankle) in white
- Dress shoes in black, navy or brown
- Short or long sleeve polo shirt with school logo in burgundy
- Slacks in navy
- Solid socks (rising three inches above the ankle) in navy or black
- Dress shoes in black, navy or brown
Preschool and Kindergarten Dress Uniform
- Oxford dress shirt in white
- Dress slacks in navy
- Pullover sweater vest in navy
- Solid socks (rising three inches above the ankle) in navy or black
- Dress shoes in black, navy or brown
- Dress blouse with round collar in white
- Jumper in navy
- Solid tights or socks (covering the ankle or touching the knee) in white
- Dress shoes in black, navy or brown
Dress Code Guidelines
Footwear
Shoes must have an enclosed toe and heel. Good choices include Oxfords, Mary Janes and simple loafers. Moccasins are acceptable indoor shoes for students in the primary classroom. Primary students should be able to remove, as well as fasten or tie their shoes independently.
Separate outdoor shoes or boots are required. Students should wear outdoor play shoes or boots to school and change into their classroom shoes after they arrive at school.
Outerwear
Students must have an approved navy bucket hat or ball cap for sun protection during outdoor activities and a navy fleece jacket, cardigan, sweatshirt or hoodie for spring and fall activities held outdoors.
Students should bring outerwear for winter play including snowpants, boots, hats, gloves and coats.
Sweatshirts, fleece jackets, coats, boots and other outdoor clothing may not be worn inside the classrooms. A navy cardigan may be worn inside the classroom for extra warmth.
Hair and Headwear
Hair must always be clean and neatly styled. Hair accessories may be worn if they are neutral (gold, silver, brown, black) or incorporate only the school colors of burgundy, white or navy. School plaid coordinated accessories are allowed.
Hats may not be worn inside the classrooms.
General Guidelines
All students must have a full everyday uniform and a full dress uniform. Dress uniforms should be worn on Mondays and special occasions. Dress uniforms are not gender specific. Students may choose either dress uniform option available for their grade level.
Each preschool child must have a complete change of clothing, including underwear and socks, which remains at school or in their backpack.
Undergarments must not be visible. If biking shorts are worn under skirts and jumpers (whether for warmth or personal modesty), they are considered an undergarment and must not be visible. Leggings are not allowed.
Students should bathe or shower daily. Clothing should be clean and in good repair. Clothing items may not be mixed and matched between grades or between casual and dressy uniforms.
Logoed polo shirts, sweater vests, jumpers, skirts, ties, blazers, headgear, fleece jackets, cardigans, hair accessories and PE clothes must be purchased through the school store.
Unsure what clothing your student will need? View our Recommended Uniform Items Purchase List
Designated School Spirit Days
Talk Like a Pirate Day: Pirate costumes encouraged
Mountain Man Rendezvous: Jeans, buckskin clothing, leather vests
Christmas Polar Express Party: Pajamas
Wizarding World Week: Cloaks and wizard hats, Harry Potter themed gear
Valentine’s Day: Red, purple, white or pink shirts
100th Day of School: Dress like a grandparent
Mardi Gras: Halloween costumes
Manners Party: Best dress
Holi: White T-shirts that can get stained
St. Patrick’s Day: Green and rainbow clothing and accessories
Dr. Seuss’s Birthday: Read-a-thon Pajamas, Favorite Dr. Seuss character
Mayday: Dresses (preferably white) or white shirts and navy blue shorts
May the 4th: Star Wars characters
Pioneer Trek: Dresses and bonnets, western shirts, jeans and cowboy hats
Renaissance Faire: Renaissance or medieval clothing
Last Week of School: Nahunta Hall Yearbook T-shirts
Additional dress code guidelines may be implemented at the discretion of the administration.