Uniforms can be purchased at:
Dennis Uniforms-726 N. 109 Court or on-line at:
www.dennisuniform.com
School code-P6Y
DRESS CODE
The Board of Education has established a uniform and a dress code
policy. It is the responsibility of the school professionals to enforce the
policy. Parents are asked to reinforce the guidelines of the established
dress code and encourage proper grooming habits for their children.
The dress code at Holy
Name serves several purposes:
1. to promote a sense of community and pride within
our school and individual students;
2. to provide a means for a child to associate dress
with behavior.

3. to create an environment of uniformity and safety
for all students;
4. to reduce clothing expenditures;
To promote these established principles, Holy Name students are expected
to follow the guidelines identified below.
Girls
1.
Plain collared white blouse, long or short sleeved. White turtleneck
shirts are permitted. Mock-turtlenecks or crew neck shirts
are not
permitted. Blouses/shirts must be kept tucked into the skirt or slacks at
all times.
2. A Holy Name
uniform jumper is required for girls in grades K-6. Sixth grade
girls may wear either a jumper or uniform skirt. All junior high
girls must have a plaid uniform skirt. Plaid uniform jumpers and
skirts are to be worn during the time when slacks and shorts are not
permitted and are required for special occasion dress-up days. The plaid
jumpers and skirts are available at the Dennis Uniform Company.
3. Solid white, red
or navy blue sweaters or vests may be worn with the uniform blouse.
4. Solid navy
blue slacks of appropriate size and fit may be worn from November 1st until
March 1st. These dates may change if the weather warrants such a
change. Jeans, leggings, stirrup and sweat pants are not part of the
uniform and may not be worn during the school day.
5.
Make-up and fingernail polish may not be worn at school. Fingernails must
be kept trimmed so that nails do not extend beyond the tip of the natural
finger.
Boys
1.
Solid white shirt with plain collar, long or short sleeved. May be knit or
woven fabric. White turtleneck shirts are permitted; mock turtleneck and
crew neck shirts
are not permitted. The shirt must be tucked into the pants or
slacks.
2. Navy blue dress
pants or slacks of cotton twill, or corduroy may be worn. Slacks and pants
must fit appropriately around the waist. Baggy or loose fitting slacks that
slide from the waist are unacceptable. If necessary, a belt should be worn
to ensure proper fit.
3. Solid white, red
or navy blue sweater or vest may be worn with a collared shirt underneath.
Boys and
Girls
• ALL STUDENTS
MUST HAVE EITHER A UNIFORM SWEATER OR A HOLY NAME SWEATSHIRT TO BE WORN ON
SPECIAL OCCASION DAYS WHEN THE FULL UNIFORM WILL BE REQUIRED.
No other outerwear is permitted inside the school building during the school
day. Holy Name Sweatshirts of blue or gold may be purchased through the
Holy Name Home & School Association.
• Navy blue
walking shorts may be worn from the beginning of the school year until
September 30 and again from May 1 until the end of the school year. Walking
shorts are those with a hem that comes to the top or middle of the knee.
Shorts that fall measurably above or below the knee are not acceptable
uniform attire.
• Tennis shoes
are the best footwear for school. Opened-toed and/or open-heeled
shoes are not allowed because of the extra hazard they pose to
students at recess and on the stairs of the school building. Dress shoes
and hard soled shoes are also discouraged except on special occasion days.
• Stockings
must be worn with the uniform and must cover the ankle.
White or navy blue socks are permitted.
• Hair on all
students must be neatly trimmed and traditionally styled. Dyed or
bleached hair is not allowed. Boy's hair must be cut in a style that is
above the ears and off the neck.
• Jewelry on
students must be limited. A wristwatch and a single pair (one in each ear)
of small stud style earrings is acceptable. Other accessory items are not
permissible.
• All clothing
should be clean, in good repair and modest. On school Mass days and other
days with special activities students will be asked to be especially
attentive to their appearance.
• Jeans are
allowed only on days specifically identified by the Principal. On designated
casual dress days clothes of appropriate size and fit are required.
Students are expected to be neat in appearance and choice of clothing.
Clothing should be modest and acceptable for school wear. The
administration reserves the right to make the final judgment on any
questions concerning appropriateness for school wear.
• The dress
requirement for Physical Education class is a pair of tennis shoes which are
to be worn only in the gym for P.E. Class. Junior High students may
wish to bring a change of clothing appropriate for gym class on their
scheduled class days.
• If a student
is not dressed according to the code, she/he will be sent to the school
office. The student will be informed of the violation and be requested to
comply with the code. Parents will be called and asked to bring appropriate
attire if necessary. Continued refusal to comply with the dress code may
lead to a student's dismissal from school.