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I feel the dress code is fine the way it is. 

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I feel the dress code is fine the way it is. 

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I say leave the dress code pretty much as is, but allow students to wear leggings. My kids like to run and play at school and jeans are very uncomfortable for them.

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The dress code as it stands is not so bad, it's the retailers that are the problem. There is often just not enough decent options available.

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Focus on student and school site safety specifically around gang affiliation, and no promotion of drugs/alcohol. Revisiting of these affiliations as an ongoing process.

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Leggings allowed for younger students

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Remove restrictions on leggings

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Students with military families wanting camouflage to be allowed

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There are students with texture issues in elementary school and leggings are a good compromise...although the reason for leggings may be different at the secondary level.

And, what is available in stores is sometimes extremely hard to match our dress code, even though I are with the dress code.

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Leggings are a "go-to" item for elementary girls and should be considered as an acceptable part of the dress code.

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Leggings are a "go-to" item for elementary girls and should be considered as an acceptable part of the dress code.

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Language of enforcement with a focus on objective criteria and removal of subjective language from the dress code.

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As parents we approve of the dress code. However, elementary students should be able to wear leggings.

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Please no uniforms that would definitely put an expense on families that would find it difficult to buy the extra school attire. 

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Please no uniforms that would definitely put an expense on families that would find it difficult to buy the extra school attire. 

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I've got a child with sensory issues.  It was all but impossible to find pants that would work for school this year.  Please consider this when/if amending the dress code.

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I've got a child with sensory issues.  It was all but impossible to find pants that would work for school this year.  Please consider this when/if amending the dress code.

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I am not sure how to fix this with site-based management and reinforcement from the district office seems to differ by area.

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No uniforms, would be difficult to provide

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Splitting up elementary and secondary may need to be looked like.

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Warnings versus sent to the office, what is the actual protocol. Students sent out too often, they should be in class.

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Example girls volleyball especially on the bottom

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Uniforms are the most practical option.

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Language and code around equity in body shape, size, and student age.

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Please allow leggings. It’s a comfort thing for the younger ones

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Male teachers are often uncomfortable addressing female students out of dress code due to possible accusations of sexual harrassment.  It would be very helpful to have specific, unambiguous criteria so that enforcement is more equitable.

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Male teachers are often uncomfortable addressing female students out of dress code due to possible accusations of sexual harrassment.  It would be very helpful to have specific, unambiguous criteria so that enforcement is more equitable.

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Removal of most restrictions on student facial hair.

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I think it’s a great idea to have a separate dress codes for elementary vs IS/HS.

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take out words like 'distracting'

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CONSISTENCY should be a high priority

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I’m good with leggings being allowed at both elementary and secondary sites but I think its important to remember that not all leggings are the same.  Some are very see-through. I would take that into consideration.

Side note, its very hard to find pants (specifically jeans) that do not have rips or holes in them.

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One item I noticed in the orientation dress code review was that the depictions used to show a proper hair style versus an improper hairstyle appeared to use a Caucasian boy for the acceptable hair and a Latino or Black child for the dress code violation hairstyle. An innocent oversight I’m sure but something that can make a large difference once corrected.

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I think the dress code is great as is. I agree that it encourages professionalism and prepares kids for their future.

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Consistency

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Most of the dress code is fine.  The exceptions are leggings for K-6 and the exclusion of frayed jeans.  It is very difficult to find jeans right now that do mot have any ripping/fraying even around the ankles.

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Most of the dress code is fine.  The exceptions are leggings for K-6 and the exclusion of frayed jeans.  It is very difficult to find jeans right now that do mot have any ripping/fraying even around the ankles.

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Are the teachers and staff held to the same standards as students in regards to the dress code? If we are stating that the dress code is for safety, professionalism, and free from distractions, is there an implication these are not the case for CUSD employees? The dress code is fine the way it is for students, but I would immediately dismiss an enforcement if the teacher giving it was not following it.

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If hair restrictions remain in place, language with a better focus on equity in gender, culture, religion, race, etc.

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Maybe be a bit more lenient on dress code for elementary. Leggings, rips in jeans, basketball shorts, camo. It’s difficult to find options for the younger kids.

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Fraying/ripping should be allowed if there is no skin showing.  

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Fraying/ripping should be allowed if there is no skin showing.  

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Survey for a larger sample size of student feedback.

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I agree that elementary and secondary needs to be separate. Both have different needs and standards.

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It is hard to find bottoms that are not frayed at the hem

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Removal of restrictions on frayed hems for pants.

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There should be consistent enforcement of dress code for both male and female students.

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Uniforms can keep distractions at a minimal and provide a more focused learning environment. If implemented properly could fit any families budget.

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1. I agree with other parents regarding leggings for kindergartners but also for older children.

2. Hair grooming should be re written for language like “unusual hair” which can be culturally biased.

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Small scuffs and frays that don't show skin should be allowed.

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Male students should be able to have long hair. Long hair is acceptable and common practice in some cultures.

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Basketball shorts should be allowed for elementary student, especially our little ones.  They are still learning how to dress themselves and may have difficulty with zippers and buttons.

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Basketball shorts should be allowed for elementary student, especially our little ones.  They are still learning how to dress themselves and may have difficulty with zippers and buttons.

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we should consider camo. it's patriotic. don't let the gangs take that away from us.