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Dress Code

Respectful School – Appropriate Attire

The CBE's Administrative Regulation 6010 – Standards of Dress and Grooming describes acceptable and unacceptable attire for students. At Wilma Hansen, our dress code complies with the CBE Regulations and is aimed at establishing and maintaining reasonable standards of dress for all school activities.

Good taste and judgment in the selection of clothing worn to school is expected.

Styles in dress and grooming become unacceptable when they are unhealthy, unsafe, offensive or distracting to others.

Clothing should be clean, tidy and appropriate for an educational setting. Safety precautions in various areas (Phys. Ed, Foods Lab, Design Lab and Science Labs) will be reviewed by classroom teachers. Shoes must be worn at all times in case of an evacuation drill. Students will be expected to change into gym strip or may be sent home to change if they do not meet these standards.

*AT THIS TIME WILMA HANSEN IS IN THE PROCESS OF REVIEWING AND UPDATING THEIR SCHOOL DRESS CODE.*

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