Dress Code

Standards for Dress and Grooming

In accordance with CBE Administrative Regulation 6010, all staff and students are expected to support appropriate standards of dress and grooming which reflect the school’s purpose as a place of learning and a place of work. Students should be sensitive to the values and expectations of the community and should strive to offend no one by their dress.

The following criteria should be considered as general guidelines

  • Cleanliness, neatness, and general positive attitudes
  • Appropriateness for the particular activity
  • Safety in all activities

Athletics

We expect students to comply with Ernest Manning High School’s dress code policy. On game day student athletes are expected to either wear formal attire or their game jersey whichever the coach of the team decides. Game uniforms are not to be worn in physical education classes as gym strip nor are the uniforms meant to be worn on non-game days. Uniforms unless otherwise communicated by the coach in the initial parent letter are property of Ernest Manning High School. At the end of each season they must be returned to their head coach. Students are not permitted to modify the team uniform in any way. When student athletes are in our building the expectation is that they wear Ernest Manning Griffin clothing. Students are not permitted to wear a community or club teams uniform or workout clothing in our athletic facilities. 

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