Dress Code

At Constitution High School, our student government is crucial to developing school norms.  Our Dress Code was defined by a student-written bill, signed into law by student government in 2008.

DRESS CODE LAW: In the interest of maintaining the privilege of self-expression, some guidelines are necessary for the student body regarding dress code. Dress code can refer to anything on the body from head to toe including words and images.

• Rule 1: Compliance with Dress Code
  • Collared Shirt/Polo
  • Solid Pants
  • Solid Shoe (no open toes, flip flops or slides, workplace safety regulations)
  • No hats or hoods during class (School District Policy)
• Rule 2: Prohibit gang colors and symbols
• Rule 3: Red, White and Blue Day (For special occasions, such as Constitution Day or Job Shadowing, students may be asked to wear school colors, and/or to dress more formally).
• Rule 4: Bill is effective immediately
• Amended 2017- Students may wear Constitution High School tshirts and hoodies.

COMPLIANCE
Failure to comply with dress code can lead to an after school detention of:

• 15 minutes for the first offense
• 30 minutes for the second offense
• 1 hour for the third offense
• Fourth offense the student will be issued a Saturday detention.

In the event a student arrives to school inappropriately attired, when and where available he/she will be given alternative apparel to wear for the school day.

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