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Adum Uniform Policy

 

The mandatory student uniform consists of the following: 

  • Solid navy or khaki bottoms (shorts, skorts, long pants, skirt, or jumper). Shorts and pants should be made of chino material. If needed, golf shorts material/dri-fit is fine if you can't find chino material to fit your student comfortably.
  • Leggings may only be worn under skirts, shorts, or dresses. Leggings on their own and athletic clothes are not permitted.
  • Pants must have front and back pockets. 
  • Shorts, skirts, skorts, and dresses shall be no shorter than fingertip length. 
  • No sweatpants, jeans, joggers, or athletic wear. 
  • All pants and shorts shall be secured at the waist. 
  • Shirts must be solid white, any shade of gray, Carolina blue, or navy blue top with a collar. The collared shirts from the Spirit Store may be worn any day, not just Fridays. Shirts should be plain and without any visible logos.
  • Head coverings shall not be worn in the building unless required for religious observance or health-related reasons. 
  • Shoes shall be worn and securely fastened to the feet and have a low heel height. Footwear must be suitable for outdoor physical education classes (No flip-flops, slides, or Crocs for any students.)
  • Garments and/or jewelry that display or suggest sexual, vulgar, drug, gang, weapons, alcohol-related wording or graphics, or which provoke or may tend to provoke violence or disruption in the school shall not be worn. 
  • Hoodies must be a solid color: navy, light blue, white, dark gray, and black (students must wear their uniform shirts under their hoodie) 

 

 

SPIRIT DAYS:

  • Students can wear school-sponsored spirit T-shirts on Fridays or specially designated days. Other exceptions to the dress code shall be permitted when: 
    • The school announces due to weather or a school-sponsored spirit day. 
    • On regular meeting days, students wear the uniform of a nationally recognized youth organization, such as Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, or JROTC. 
    • A student’s doctor sends a script to the school nurse stating that the student must alter clothing or shoes for a medical reason (for a fixed amount of time). Assistive devices like crutches may not be utilized at school without a doctor’s note. 
    • No student shall be denied attendance at school or otherwise penalized for failure to wear clothing that complies with the uniform policy if such failure is due to financial hardship. Procedures have been established to assist families in need through our PTSA and school
      Social Worker. A clothing closet is also available, providing free uniform clothing to all students.