Dress/Conduct
EXPECTATIONS FOR STUDENT DRESS
Appropriate student dress is the responsibility of each student at McClure. Any clothing viewed as inappropriate or disruptive in any way will not be allowed. Students with inappropriate clothing will be asked to change. If needed, parents will be contacted to bring a change of clothes or students will be sent home. Any student who consistently violates the Dress Code will be subject to disciplinary action. Examples of these types of clothing may include, but are not limited to, short shorts, baggy shorts, spaghetti strap tops, tank tops, strapless tops, any clothing exposing a bare midriff, any clothing that is transparent/see-through, any clothing bearing offensive designs/logos, any depiction or advertisement of drugs, tobacco, firearms or alcohol.
EXPECTATIONS FOR STUDENT CONDUCT
Just as school is a place to learn and practice various academic concepts and skills, so is it a place for students to learn and practice appropriate behavior. Appropriate student conduct is based, to a large degree, upon students learning to exercise self-discipline, respect the rights of others and doing whatever is necessary to follow reasonable rules and regulations. All students share in the responsibility of maintaining a positive school environment.
Appropriate student dress is the responsibility of each student at McClure. Any clothing viewed as inappropriate or disruptive in any way will not be allowed. Students with inappropriate clothing will be asked to change. If needed, parents will be contacted to bring a change of clothes or students will be sent home. Any student who consistently violates the Dress Code will be subject to disciplinary action. Examples of these types of clothing may include, but are not limited to, short shorts, baggy shorts, spaghetti strap tops, tank tops, strapless tops, any clothing exposing a bare midriff, any clothing that is transparent/see-through, any clothing bearing offensive designs/logos, any depiction or advertisement of drugs, tobacco, firearms or alcohol.
EXPECTATIONS FOR STUDENT CONDUCT
Just as school is a place to learn and practice various academic concepts and skills, so is it a place for students to learn and practice appropriate behavior. Appropriate student conduct is based, to a large degree, upon students learning to exercise self-discipline, respect the rights of others and doing whatever is necessary to follow reasonable rules and regulations. All students share in the responsibility of maintaining a positive school environment.