
Gulf Gate Dress Code
At Gulf Gate Elementary School, we believe that students learn best in a professional learning environment where they are safe and free of distractions. Our character building programs place a prime value on showing respect for others and ourselves. Wearing appropriate clothing to school contributes to this climate of respect. The ability to present a neat, pleasant appearance is a career skill that will serve students well.
Students shall keep their clothes, bodies and hair clean and well groomed.
Clothing shall be worn as they are designed – suspenders over the shoulders, pants secured at the waist, belts buckled, no underwear as outerwear, no underwear exposed.
Frayed clothing and clothing with holes, tears or inappropriate patches will not be allowed.
Clothing that is too tight or revealing when standing, bending, sitting or moving is unacceptable.
Sexually implicit or explicit clothing, bikini and tank tops, and spandex clothing (kinds of clothing usually worn at beaches and while engaging in recreation activities) are not appropriate school apparel.
Garments and/or jewelry that display or suggest drugs, alcohol, weapons, tobacco, sex or vulgar related wording/graphics or may tend to provoke violence or disruptions and shall not be worn.
Jewelry shall be worn in a way that does not present a safety or health hazard or cause a major disruption to the educational process. Chains hanging from the neck, belt, pocket, or attached to the wallet are prohibited.
Gang paraphernalia, clothing, jewelry, tattoos or other insignias that display, suggest, provoke or may tend to provoke violence or disruptions are not allowed.
Footwear must be worn at all times. Athletic shoes are required to participate in P.E.
Hair should not block a child’s vision. Hair coloring deemed distractive or disruptive (i.e. fluorescent colors, etc.) will not be permitted.