Acceptable Dress Code
- RED, Black, White, or Gray collared shirts
Solid color shirts with the small striped outline are considered acceptable
- Sweatshirts, hooded sweatshirts, knitted sweaters, parkas, jean jackets, and zippered outerwear will be acceptable as "jackets"
- Hoods are not to be worn up at any time during the school day
Students must be able to prove they have a collared shirt on when approached
- Shorts/pants/skirts/dresses are solid Blue, Black, or Khaki free of rips, tears, writing, or jeweled accentuations
- Shorts, skirts and dresses are to be worn to MID THIGH OR LOWER NOT TO THE BOTTOM OF THE FINGERTIPS.
Solid color jumpers are acceptable
Unacceptable Dress Code
MAROON, GARNET, DARK RED, MIXED COLORS (grey and black or red and black for example) are not permitted
Flannel shirts, flannel shirts with hoods, long sleeved t-shirts, vests or outer garments not covering the arms are NOT to be acceptable as jackets
Athletic shorts, short shorts/skirts, cut-off shorts, mesh shorts, PE shorts are not permitted
No hats, caps, visors, hoods, bandanas, sunglasses, or other head gear may be worn on school campus both inside AND outside enclosed school buildings
2018-2019 School Calendars
2018-2019 School Calendar.pdf
2018-2019 School Calendar (Spanish).pdf
Emergency Situation Guide
During and following an emergency situation, school and district officials must act quickly and follow established emergency protocols to safeguard students and staff, secure schools, and communicate accurate information in a timely manner. Parents can assist greatly by helping with preparation before the emergency.
School Emergency Guide for Parents
Florida KidCare
Children with health insurance miss fewer days of school, and applying for Florida KidCare is easy. Any family can apply, and many pay $20 or less per month to insure their children. Most pay nothing at all. Click here for additional information.
Parent Guide
Section
1010.215, Florida Statutes, requires school districts to report certain
financial information in the
form
of a school financial report as part of the annual school public accountability
report. The law
specifies
the contents of the report and requires comparative data at the school,
district and state levels. This information can be obtained at the following
locations:
