Parent Resources

Uniforms / Dress Code

• From the beginning of school until the first Monday in November and from the first Monday in April until the end of the school year, students have the option of wearing the Spring/Summer Uniform.
• From the first Monday in November until the first Monday in April, students are required to wear the Fall/Winter Uniform.
• Flynn & O’Hara Uniforms or McGinn School Apparel are the distributors for our school uniform.
• Sneaker Villa is the distributor for the gym uniform.
• Boscov’s is the local store for school shoes.
• Please put your child’s name in all pieces of clothing.
• Pre-K and Kindergarten wear the Gym Uniform throughout the school year. (See Gym Uniform below.)

Fall/Winter Uniform

• Dress navy blue uniform slacks (worn at the waist)
• Belt – Black, navy, or dark brown leather
• Navy blue V-neck sweater vest with school insignia
• Light blue long-sleeved oxford shirt
• Navy blue tie
• Navy blue or white socks (must cover the ankle)
• Shoes: Grades 1 – 8 (See the attached list of school shoes purchased from Boscov’s)

Spring/ Summer Uniform

• Dress navy blue uniform slacks or uniform shorts
• Belt – Black, navy, or dark brown leather
• Light blue short-sleeved golf shirt with school insignia
• Navy blue or white socks (must cover the ankle)
• Shoes: Grades 1 – 8 (See the attached list of school shoes purchased from Boscov’s)

Fall/Winter Uniform

• Blue plaid jumper (the length - not more than 2 inches above the knees) with school insignia patch
• Light blue long-sleeved uniform blouse (rounded collar)
• Navy blue V-neck cardigan sweater, or round collar neck sweater with school insignia
• Navy blue knee socks or tights
• Shoes: See the attached list of school shoes purchased from Boscov’s

Spring/Summer Uniform

• Dress navy blue one-panel uniform skort (not more than 2 inches above the knees)
• Option: Blue plaid jumper with light blue short-sleeved blouse (rounded collar)
• Light blue short-sleeved golf shirt with school insignia
• Navy blue knee socks 
• Shoes: See the attached list of school shoes purchased from Boscov’s

Fall/Winter Uniform

Navy blue two-panel uniform skort (not more than 2 inches above the knees)
Blue Plaid skirt
Light blue long-sleeved button-down collar blouse
Navy blue V-neck cardigan sweater with school insignia
Navy blue knee socks or tights
Shoes: See the attached list of school shoes purchased from Boscov’s

Spring/ Summer Uniform

• Navy blue two–panel uniform skort (not more than 2 inches above the knees)
• Blue Plaid skirt
• Light blue short-sleeved golf shirt with school insignia
• Navy blue knee socks
• Shoes: See the attached list of school shoes purchased from Boscov’s

Spring/Summer Uniform

• Black regulation gym shorts – with school insignia
• Red regulation (cotton or moisture wicking) T-shirt – with school insignia
• White socks – must cover the ankle
• “Modestly styled or simple” white, grey, blue, or black sneakers with white or black laces (No light-up sneakers or high-tops)
• **Pre-K is encouraged to wear Velcro straps instead of laces.

Fall/Winter Uniform

• Black sweatpants (Grades Pre-K – 5) – with school insignia
• Black warm up pants (Grades 6 – 8) with school insignia
• Red sweatshirt (Grades Pre-K – 5) – with school insignia
• Black jacket (Grade 6 – 8) – with school insignia
• Black regulation gym shorts – with school insignia
• Red regulation (cotton or moisture wicking) T-shirt – with school insignia
• “Modestly styled or simple” white, grey, blue, or black sneakers with white or black
• laces (No light-up sneakers or high-tops)
• White socks – must cover the ankle

• Shirts are to be tucked in at all times.
• Slacks/Shorts (no stripes, plaids, jeans, or trousers with outside pockets, tight or gathered cuffs
• Shoes are purchased from Boscov’s from the approved selection.
• Shoe laces must be tied at all times and not simply tucked in the shoe / sneaker.
• Fingernail polish, make-up, eye shadow/liner, and mascara are not permitted. Eighth Graders may only have nails done for Baccalaureate
• Mass and Graduation Ceremony.
• Jewelry – One Catholic religious necklace is permitted. (No rings or bracelets)
• Girls – One set of small, pierced earrings is permitted (Post, not dangling or hoops)
• Boys – Earrings are not permitted.
• Boys Hair Style should be neat and clean-cut with no hair over the collar or hanging down into the eyes, natural hair color only. No fad styles or cut hair designs are permitted. This applies to color fads as well as unusual cuts, such as spikes, tails, Mohawks, etc.
• Girls Hair Style: Hair should be neatly groomed and natural color only. Outlandish fad styles are not
• permitted. Streaked or dyed hair is not acceptable. Small hair bands, bows, ribbons may be worn.
• Bandanas, scarves and other hair coverings are not permitted.
• Violations of the school uniform will be noted on the Uniform Violation Form. The parent is required to sign and return the form to the teacher. The student is expected to correct the violation by the next day.

Out of Uniform Days

Occasionally students will be permitted to “dress down” either as a reward for an announced reason, to participate in a fund-raiser for a designated cause, or to celebrate an event. Clothing should be modest, neat and clean without holes or “rips,” inappropriate language, or inappropriate graphics. The
following guidelines should be followed for out of uniform days.

Permitted:

Girls:

• Jeans, gym pants, slacks (no stretch slacks), capris, skirts, dresses, blouses, T-shirts or other appropriate tops, socks, shoes or sneakers
• Leggings may only be worn with a skirt or dress of appropriate length.
• Aug.-Oct. 14 and April 15 – June: Shorts may be worn but should be the same length as the uniform shorts.

Boys:

• Jeans, gym pants, slacks, T-shirts, knit shirts, or other appropriate shirts, socks, shoes or sneakers
• Aug.-Oct. and April – June: Shorts may be worn but should be the same length as the uniform shorts.
• Not acceptable: Tank tops, halters, spaghetti straps, short-shorts, stretchy pants, holes in clothing, inappropriate graphics or words, flip-flops, or sandals.
• Modesty is the guiding virtue. On an “out of uniform day” if a student is dressed inappropriately, the student will be required to either call the parents to bring the school uniform and change or obtain a uniform from the uniform corner

Parents can donate or obtain used uniforms through the Uniform Exchange. Located at the bottom of the stairwell between the cafeteria and the computer lab, this is available on Wednesday mornings before school. The service is maintained by parent volunteers. Please be respectful of the space and help keep it organized.