Meet the Experts Meet Stacy London and Clinton Kelly Fashion Experts on TLCs What Not To Wear They are here to give you some tips so you dont get busted by the CPMS fashion police ID: 729426
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What Not To Wear
Student Dress Code EditionSlide2
Meet the Experts
Meet Stacy London and Clinton Kelly, Fashion Experts on TLC’s “What Not To Wear!”They are here to give you some tips so you don’t get busted by the CPMS “fashion police!”
Let’s start with the obvious, shall we?Slide3
Let’s not be a distraction
Shut UP!Slide4
…or wear our PJ’s to school
Laundry day again?Slide5
…or show our underwear.
Ew
.Slide6
Let’s go over some specifics!
Phew! Now that we got
that
out of the way…Slide7
Up High!
Good for school
….
Good for the
weekends!
Positive, school-appropriate messages only!
Spaghetti
Straps
Crop Tops
Tank Tops
Watch the necklines, ladies!Slide8
Down Low!(We’ll cover the specifics in the next few slides….)
Good for
school
….
Good for the
weekends!Slide9
HOLEY JEANS
Holes 6” BELOW
the knee = OK for
school!
Holes 6”
ABOVE
the knee = OK on the
weekends!Slide10
SHORTS & SKIRTS
Must measure less than 6” above the top of the knee.
Skirts
Ladies, pay attention to the
back
of your skirt. Sometimes when you put them on you’ll notice the back is shorter than the front (even if it doesn’t look that way on the hanger)!
Do the “Sit Test!”
When you’re in the dressing room or at home, sit in your skirt. Is any part of your bum touching the seat? If so, please don’t wear that skirt to school!Slide11
FIT
Tight-fitting clothing is not appropriate for schoolLeggingsYoga pants
Tight-fitting tops
Bike shorts
(etc.)
(Wear them onthe
weekends!
)Slide12
But what if I wear leggings
under my holey jeans?Nope.… Not OK for school (but OK on the
weekends!
)
But WHY??
Leggings alone = no
Holes above the knee =
no
You can’t combine 2 “no’s” to make a “yes.”Slide13
But what if I add leggings under my
short skirt or long sweater?Nope.… Not OK for school (but OK on the
weekends!
)
But WHY??
Leggings alone = no
Short skirts alone =
no
You can’t combine 2 “no’s” to make a “yes.”Slide14
Head’s Up!
No head coverings at school(wear them on the
weekends
)!Slide15
Watch Your Step!(Let’s keep those feet safe!)
Good for
school
….
Good for the
weekends!
HeelysSlide16
Final Thoughts…
If you are trying to decide what to wear to school and the following question pops in your head:
“I wonder if this goes against the dress code policy?”
Then play it safe and don’t wear it! Chances are it does not meet the standards of the KISD dress code.
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Final Thoughts…
All dress code issues will be subject to the
campus administrator’s judgment.Slide18
What You Need To Know
Let me ask you a question: If you had your driver’s license, would you have to know the rules/laws of driving? Slide19
Student Code of Conduct
If you answer yes, you are correct! Without knowing the rules/laws of driving, you could compromise your safety and the safety of others while driving.Slide20
Student Code of Conduct
The same concept applies here at school.
Just like there are consequences for breaking a law on the road, there are consequences to breaking the “laws” in the Student Code of Conduct.
SCOC violations (and any other types of referrals) can prevent you from participating in extracurricular activities, such as
Sapphires, cheerleading, NJHS, Leadership Academy, etc.).
That sounds horrifying!!Slide21
Student Code of Conduct
We will continue to discuss the Patterson Norms over the course of the year. In the meantime, you are responsible for knowing the information stated in the
Student Code of Conduct
. You may view the Code of Conduct at the website below:
https://www.killeenisd.org/departmentDocs/c952/documents/StudentCoCEnglish.pdfSlide22
Student Code of Conduct Signature Card
Thursday you will get a signature card, which indicates that you understand the contents of the Student Code of Conduct. You need to take this home and review the Code of Conduct with your parents.
Then you and your parents need to sign the card and return it to me tomorrow!Slide23
Questions?
Should you have any questions, please feel free to ask any CPMS staff member!
Go CAVS!
You guys look FABULOUS!