School Hankbook

Saint Catherine of Siena

Policy Handbook

2010-2011

206 North Street, Manchester NH

603-622-1711

www.saintcatherines.org

603-622-1711

www.saintcatherines.org

St. Catherine of Siena School

Student Information Receipt

This handbook outlines what you can expect from your child and from the school. Your signature below indicates that you have read this handbook and are aware of its contents. Please sign and return this form to school, keeping the handbook as a reference throughout the year. Thank you for your cooperation. If there are any questions, please don’t hesitate to call us.

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STUDENT NAME HOMEROOM

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PARENTAL SIGNATURE DATE

ST. CATHERINE OF SIENA SCHOOL

INTRANET/INTERNET ACCEPTABLE USE POLICY FORM

(Be sure to read the St. Catherine School Intranet/Internet policy in the school handbook) User Authorization I understand the St. Catherine School Intranet/Internet Acceptable Use Policy and agree to abide by all the terms and conditions stated in this policy. I understand that if I violate any terms or conditions set in this policy, my intranet/ internet access privilege will be revoked and that I will be subject to disciplinary action. I also understand that violation of this policy may subject me to criminal and /or civil liability.

User Name: (please print) ______________________

User Signature: _____________________________

Parent/Guardian Authorization

As parent/guardian of the above named student, I have read and discussed the St. Catherine internet use policy with my child. I understand that this access is designed for educational purposes. I understand that some material accessed on the internet may be illegal, inaccurate or potentially offensive, and although St. Catherine School has taken precautions to filter these materials, such exposure may still occur. With that understanding, I give permission to St. Catherine School to allow my child access to the internet with supervision. I accept all financial and legal liabilities that may result from my child’s unacceptable use of the internet. I further release St. Catherine School and its employees from any and all claims caused by or related to my child’s use or unacceptable use of the internet.

Parent/Guardian Name (please print) ___________________

Signature_______________________________________

Date______________________________________

ST. CATHERINE OF SIENA

COMMUNICATIONS RELEASE FORM

The undersigned hereby grants permission:

To be photographed and identified by name for use in publications and newsletters to be published and distributed by St. Catherine School.

To be identified by name and school on student artwork, essays, poetry, etc.
that is displayed in a public setting.

The undersigned also releases St. Catherine School and non-profit
organizations working with the school as well as their employees and

agents, from any and all claims that may now or hereafter arise out of

in photograph and name, in the manner described above.

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NAME OF STUDENT (please print)

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HOMEROOM

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SIGNATURE OF PARENT OR GUARDIAN

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DATE

Table of Contents

FROM THE PASTOR. 2

FROM THE PRINCIPAL. 3

MISSION STATEMENT OF ST. CATHERINE OF SIENA SCHOOL. 4

PHILOSOPHY OF ST. CATHERINE OF SIENA SCHOOL. 4

PARENTS’ PRAYER. 5

SCHOOL ADMISSION POLICY. 6

ATTENDANCE. 7

TARDINESS. 7

OFFICE INFORMATION.. 8

SCHOOL CANCELLATIONS. 8

HEALTH CARE. 9

MEDICATION POLICY. 9

TRANSFER & WITHDRAWAL. 10

VISITORS. 10

ARRIVAL, DISMISSAL AND PARKING.. 10

PARTY INVITATIONS. 15

PROGRAMS AND ACTIVITIES OFFERED.. 16

ACTIVITIES PARTICIPATION.. 16

INTERNET USE POLICY. 17

PLAYGROUND RULES. 18

TEACHER CONFERENCES. 18

DRESS CODE. 19

STUDENT RESPONSIBILITIES. 21

RESPECT FOR TEACHERS AND STAFF. 21

HOMEWORK POLICY. 21

TESTING.. 22

DISCIPLINE. 22

STUDENT CODE OF CONDUCT. 25

Throughout the years, St. Catherine of Siena School has maintained the mission of the Catholic faith to carry out the vision of our Lord. "Let the children come to me, and so not stop them, because the Kingdom of God belongs to such as these...Then he took the children in his arms, placed his hands on each of them and blessed them."(Mark 10:14 & 16)

Our goal, at St Catherine School, is to build upon the belief that your child is created in the image and likeness of God. Our dedicated teachers and staff strive to maintain the highest moral values and the best educational opportunities possible. I appreciate the sacrifices that you are making in choosing to make St. Catherine of Siena your community.

St. Catherine of Siena School is an elementary school in the Diocese of Manchester steeped in its Catholic Tradition, striving to instill in our young people the values of our faith. Our school exists for the purpose of fostering academic excellence through its comprehensive program and developing a community of faith among faculty, staff and students. Young

people are encouraged to acquire knowledge and to deepen their faith in preparation for their future role in the Church and in the world.

“To Teach as Jesus Did” serves as the basis for the philosophy of St. Catherine of Siena School. Our foremost goal is to attempt to meet the individuals’ need, morally, socially, educationally, emotionally and, in particular, to develop a sense of responsibility to the Church, to him or herself and to others. In the final analysis, it is hoped that our approach will lead to developing mature Catholics and Christians.

out beyond the walls of the school building to include all people, and to work toward academic excellence. Our most important instrument, in trying to achieve our goal, is the faculty itself, whose members have a deep sense of the Gospel message of Christ.

Most Loving Father, the example of parenthood, you have entrusted our children to us to bring them up for

You and prepare them for everlasting life. Assist us with Your grace, that we may fulfill this sacred duty with competence and love. Teach us what to give and what to withhold. Show us when to reprove, when to praise and when to be silent. Make us gentle and considerate, yet firm and watchful. Keep us free from the weakness of indulgence and the excess of severity.

Give us the courage to be disliked sometimes by our children, when we must do necessary things, which are displeasing in their eyes. Give us the imagination to enter their world in order to understand and guide them. Grant us all the virtues we need to lead them by word and example in the ways of wisdom and piety.

One day, with them, may we enter into the joys of our true and lasting home with You in Heaven.

Siena School welcomes students of any race, sex, religion, color, or ethnic origin to all its programs and activities. The school does not discriminate in its administration of educational policies and scholarships. Parents and guardians are reminded that Catholicism is emphasized in the curriculum. There will be a 45-day evaluation period for each new student.

REGISTRATION: The person responsible for registration of a new student must present a copy of the child’s birth certificate or baptismal record along with child custody documents when applicable. If the child is transferring from another school, copies of records are also required. There is a registration fee due each year.

enter pre-kindergarten, 5 years of age by September 30^th to enter kindergarten and 6 years of age by September 30^th to enter first grade. All other admissions are based on academic readiness.

The prioritization of kindergarten registrations for the coming year is as follows:

2. Children of parishioners who have no other children attending St. Catherine of Siena School.

Routine medical and dental appointments, except for emergencies, should be scheduled outside of school hours.

School vacations allow students to avail themselves of recreational and educational opportunities. Therefore,

the school does not permit an alternative vacation period unless it is specifically approved IN ADVANCE by the principal.

Should a vacation be approved, the student, upon return to school, will make up all work.

8:30 AM. and 9:00 AM If it is known that the student will be absent for more than one day, the information may be given with the initial call. A child should remain home for at least 24 hours after the body temperature has returned to normal. A student must be absent for two days before requesting homework.

Promptness is a self-discipline taught at Saint Catherine of Siena School. Therefore, parents should reinforce this discipline by making sure that their child arrives by 7:40am. Tardiness will be recorded on the report cards.

Parents who are not at home during the school day must inform the school of the place where they can be reached in an emergency. Emergency telephone numbers are mandatory. To contact St. Catherine of Siena School call 622-1711. All telephone business should be completed before 1:30 p.m.

The Principal is always available; if you would like time with the Principal, please schedule an appointment.

Generally, parents and students should make arrangements concerning the day’s activities BEFORE the child leaves home in the morning. Students will NOT be allowed to make phone calls except in the event of a medical emergency or activity cancellation. Forgotten papers and books are not to be considered as emergencies. Students will NOT be called to the phone except for emergencies. The school administrative secretary/receptionist will relay any important messages to students.

Any money that is sent to school should be in an envelope that is clearly marked with the student’s name, grade and the purpose of the money. This includes payments for extended day program, fundraiser money, hot lunch money, milk money, etc.

As of the school year, 2009 – 2010 St. Catherine of Siena School has implemented a new notification system. ALERTNOW, will inform parents and guardians of school cancellations via the applicable contact information that they provided to the school, including home phone, cell phone and email.

St. Catherine of Siena School follows the directives of the Manchester Public Schools in matters of school cancellations due to weather conditions. Radio stations

WGIR 610 AM and WZID 95.7 FM as well as WMUR TV Channel 9 provides excellent coverage. St. Catherine of Siena School follows “Manchester School District”. Any snow days that occur will be made up at the end of the school year.

Chronic health problems (diabetes, epilepsy, serious allergies, etc.) should be reported to the office. Disabilities such as poor eyesight, defective hearing, and lack of coordination should also be brought to the attention of the school nurse, principal and the teacher.

Medication will not be administered during school hours if it is possible to achieve the desired effects by home administration. If, however, medication must be given during school hours it will only be done under the following conditions:

1. The school has a physician’s written order that identifies the medication and specifies the procedures for administering the proper dosage.

2. The parent or guardian must sign a consent form, obtained from the school office.

3. All medicine must be in its original container and prescribed medication must have a pharmacy label.

4. All medication must be given to a designated adult (teacher, school nurse, etc.) during school hours.

The parent or guardian must advise the principal and teacher, at least one week in advance, of a student’s withdrawal from St. Catherine of Siena School. This will enable the teacher to secure grades and settle accounts. A parent must sign a release form for transferring a student’s records. Records will be sent, upon request, directly to the new school once all fees have been paid.

All visitors must ring the bell on the left hand side of the main entrance and wait to be admitted to the school. For security purposes, upon entering the building all visitors are to sign the book on the table by the elevator and pickup a visitor badge.

An arrival and dismissal procedure is clearly outlined at the beginning of each school year. It is designed with the safety of the children in mind and must be observed by ALL! During school hours, parking is permitted in the parking lot adjacent to the church. Parents should never park on the playground. The children use this for recess and other activities.

Children in grades 4-6 along with their siblings will be dropped off at the rectory garage and parents will exit through the church parking lot onto Webster St., not onto Russell St. Parents of grades 1-3 will drive south on Russell St. and drop off at the entrance to Saint Catherine of Siena School driveway.

Please park your car on Hemlock Street and walk your child to the Pre-K or Kindergarten doors. Please do not drive into the parking lot near the classrooms. This parking lot is being used as a playground for Pre-K and Kindergarten students for arrival, dismissal and recess.

In the event of inclement weather, kindergarten students should use the front entrance of the school.

Students with their siblings in grades 1-3 will be dismissed at the Russell St. door. Parents will line up in a southerly direction on Russell St. and exit onto North St. Students with their siblings in grades 4-6 will be dismissed in the main parking lot of the school. Parents will line up in the playground on the blue diagonal line and exit through the church parking lot onto Webster St. following the directions of the teachers on duty.

For safety reasons we cannot dismiss your child if you are not adhering to this procedure. Therefore, if you are parking your car and walking over to the school to pick up your child you are creating a hazardous situation and will be asked by a teacher on duty to get into the dismissal line with your car in order to pick up your child. Adhering to these procedures will result in all going very smoothly.

NO CARS will be allowed on the school playground except during dismissal. Our schoolyard has been diminished and we need all the space we have. If you have business at the school, we ask that you park in the church parking lot. Children are dismissed with the oldest sibling in the school. Please do NOT come into the building to pick up children for dismissal.

1:55pm. Please park your car on Hemlock Street and wait on the playground. Children will be dismissed to his/her parents as they arrive. If your child has an older sibling in the school, he or she will be dismissed with the older sibling in their assigned carline.

After Saint Catherine School functions, such as daytime concerts, fairs and graduations, siblings of the students

involved should remain in school for the remainder of the school day unless the principal has granted permission.

Hot Lunch is offered daily, Monday through Friday, for a cost of $3.00 per day (No late payments will be accepted). Menus go home in the Wednesday envelope with instructions to order. Students may purchase lunch or bring in their own from home. If a student forgets his/her lunch, he/she will be provided with a peanut butter and jelly sandwich, snack and milk. It is not our policy to allow students to call parents to have his/her lunch brought in to school. This helps to encourage individual responsibility. Foods from outside vendors, such as Burger King, are prohibited. Please do not send in cans or bottles of soda. Disciplinary action will be taken for those who do not follow the lunchroom rules.

Bus schedules appear in the local paper just prior to the opening of school. Pre- Kindergarten and Kindergarten students are not permitted to ride the bus. Information regarding the bus schedule is sent to first graders and all new students.

Proper behavior of the children on the school bus is essential. At the start of the school year, parents should reinforce the following regulations:

11. Younger children are to sit close to the driver while older students move to the rear of the bus.

Suspension from the bus riding privileges will result from serious infractions of these rules.

There are two options for the payment of tuition and fees, full payment or monthly. Monthly payments are handled through the FACTS Management Company. Full payment is due on or before July 6. Prompt payment will assure an even cash flow. If an account falls behind, a meeting with the parent/guardian will be requested to discuss the arrangements necessary to bring the payments up to date. Any outstanding balance at the completion of the school year must be paid. Student records will not be transferred to another school until the account is current nor will your child receive his/her report card until all financial commitments at St. Catherine of Siena School have been satisfied.

ENVELOPES THAT ARE CLEARLY MARKED WITH THE STUDENT’S NAME, GRADE, AND PURPOSE OF THE PAYMENT. This includes payment for tuition, after school program, and money sent in for field trips, fundraisers, milk, hot lunch, etc. DUE TO RECORD KEEPING, SEPARATE CHECKS ARE REQUIRED FOR EACH EVENT.

Like all schools, even those financed by tax dollars, money is always in short supply. To help alleviate this problem some creative and successful fundraising events have been developed by the school and our parent group. Your cooperation and participation in this area is greatly appreciated.

St. Catherine of Siena School is enriched by the active participation of the parents. We have a Parent Volunteer Committee. Getting involved is easy. Requests for volunteers are often sent home with your children and sign-up sheets are posted in the classroom at the first school open house. Volunteering is very rewarding and your child will be pleased to have you involved with his/her school. Volunteers are used for the library, field trips, cafeteria, fundraisers, etc.

Field trips are first-hand educational experiences that bring additional meaning to the lessons in the classroom. Parents are notified in advance of the time, place, means of transportation and cost. The permission slip provided by the school MUST be completed and returned BEFORE the trip in order for a student to participate. Teachers comply with established guidelines and rules to ensure the safety and welfare of all students during field trips. Parents are usually needed to assist classroom teachers on field trips and are encouraged to participate whenever possible. Parents who volunteer to chaperones have a responsibility to the students in their care. Therefore, no younger siblings are permitted to attend field trips.

Invitations can only be given out through the school if they are non exclusive-all boys/or all girls/or the entire class.

St. Catherine of Siena School tries to offer programs that will help our children cope with the problems of society. The following are run by the City of Manchester and take place during school hours:

FIRE SAFETY – The fire department presents a program on fire safety every year to the children.

FIRE MUSTER – This program teaches the skill of team building in grade five.

annual Christmas play. Students in grades 5 and 6 perform in our annual Spring Production.

CHORUS – Offered to students in grades 3-6. Students in chorus perform twice a year.

RAINBOWS FOR ALL GOD’S CHILDREN – This program provides peer support for children who are experiencing a loss in their lives due to death, illness or divorce. The children meet in small groups with

After-school activities are promoted as an extension of our school’s educational program and are dependent upon the generosity of volunteer leadership. Activities are encouraged for all students regardless of their skill level or experience. Failure to cooperate or engaging in activity unbecoming of a St. Catherine of Siena student will render a student ineligible. All participants must be in good academic standing.

We are pleased to offer computer technology to our students. To ensure that every student benefits from the time spent with the computers, and to prevent technical problems, please review the following Intranet/Internet Acceptable Use Policy.

Student use of the school’s technology is a privilege, which, at the discretion of the school administration, may be revoked by the school at any time. The school reserves the right to seek financial restitution for any damages caused by a student or other users.

q Attempting to use any software or hardware without approval from the instructor.

q Disrupting the privileges of other computer users or misrepresenting other computer users.

q Copying, changing, reading or using anyone else’s software or files without prior permission from the instructor.

q Using the Internet for activities, which were not specified by the instructor.

q While on the Internet, revealing any personal information about yourself or anyone else.

q While on the Internet, sending messages that contain inappropriate content. This includes profanity and any other non-academic activity.

q While on the Internet, downloading, uploading or otherwise gaining access to any unauthorized material.

1. Students are to play within the designated painted blue lines on the parking lot.

3. Kooshes, jump ropes, four square balls and beanbags are the only playground equipment allowed at recess.

The persons on duty have full authority. They have a procedure to follow if an infraction of the rules occurs. If a problem arises and is not settled to the satisfaction of the playground supervisor, the situation will be reported to the teacher or principal for further action.

The principal and teachers are pleased to meet with parents to discuss matters pertaining to the welfare and progress of their children. Parents should first discuss any concern with the teachers involved. Please call in advance so a conference may be scheduled. Parents are encouraged to send a note or leave a message for the teacher to return a call. We request that parents avoid calling teachers at home.

The dress code is distributed to parents every spring for the subsequent school year. The dress code is strictly enforced and parents will be summoned to school if the students are not properly dressed. On days that the students attend Mass and other special days an announcement will be made from the office regarding proper dress code.

- Students may not write on their bodies, have simulated tattoos, or wear glitter.

- Girls may wear one stud earring or a small hoop in each ear. Boys may not wear earrings.

- The only other jewelry that will be permitted is a wristwatch with no alarm and one bracelet.

Shorts may be worn at the beginning and end of the school year with dates to be announced by the principal.

Inherent with attendance at Saint Catherine of Siena School is behavior, which demonstrates a student’s respect and responsibility for him/herself and others within the school community. This is reflected by cooperation and observance of classroom and school regulations.

Self-discipline is a skill that is reinforced through the assigning of various responsibilities throughout the school day. Courtesy and cooperation toward adults and classmates is expected from all students. Self-discipline is basic to developing self-control, character, orderliness and efficiency.

Students are responsible for the proper care of all school property. Books should be covered and taken to and from school in a waterproof carrier. Rolling book bags are not permitted.

Parents are held to the same standards as students with regards to respect for teachers and staff. Enrollment for the child in school implies a partnership between the school and the parents/child. If the partnership breaks down, parents can be required to withdraw the child from school.

The faculty believes, as do most parents, that home study is of value to children. Home study has character building qualities that are important in shaping the child and provides reinforcement as well as an extension of learning opportunities. The approximate daily amount of homework time is as follows:

Parents should encourage their children to take pride in their work. All schoolwork should take priority over sports involvement and other outside activities.

No child or parent may return to the classroom for any books, personal items, etc., after dismissal.

Standardized testing is administered in the spring or fall in accordance with Diocesan directive. Classroom teachers for grades 2 through 6 will administer midterms and finals. Also, Gates – MacGinitie Testing will be administered to students in grades 2 through 6 in the spring.

Discipline is based on respect for one’s self and for others. This fosters a classroom atmosphere where education and learning flourish. Our school goal is to have good discipline at all times. To achieve this goal, parents and the school must work together in forming proper student attitudes. Teachers will communicate with parents when a problem arises with a student who is unable to conform to the rules in the school environment. A discipline committee has developed a demerit system to support and encourage proper behavior from our students.

Detention, with teacher supervision, will be used according to the guidelines of the demerit system. Detention will last one hour. If a student rides the bus, a one (1) day notice is given. Parents are notified and are responsible for student transportation. This means children will not be permitted to attend the after school program following their detention unless they regularly attend.

Respect for the dignity of each person is essential to Catholic tradition. It is vital that Saint Catherine of Siena School maintains a learning environment free of any form of harassment or intimidation.

A charge of harassment shall not, in and of itself, create the presumption of wrongdoing. However, substantiated acts of harassment will result in disciplinary action, up to and including dismissal. Students found to have filed false or frivolous charges will also be subject to disciplinary action, up to and including dismissal.

individual’s perceived differences including but not limited to race, creed, color, national origin, physical disability or sex. Harassment can occur any time during school or during school related activities. It includes, but is not limited to any or all of the following:

VERBAL HARASSMENT: Derogatory comments and jokes, threatening words spoken to another person.

PHYSICAL HARASSMENT: Unwanted physical touching, contact, assault, deliberate impeding or blocking movements, or any intimidating interference with normal work or movement.

VISUAL HARASSMENT: Derogatory, demeaning, or inflammatory posters, cartoons, written words, drawings, gestures.

1. Conduct himself/herself in a manner which contributes to a positive school environment;

2. Avoid any activity that may be considered discriminatory, intimidating or harassing;

4. When informed he/she is perceived as engaging in intimidating, harassing or unwelcome conduct, the person must discontinue that conduct immediately.

The parents of the student alleging harassment will be notified immediately, and the student will be asked to put their complaint in writing. The claim will be investigated thoroughly, involving only the necessary parties. Confidentiality will be maintained as much as possible.

All matters involving harassment complaints shall remain confidential to the extent possible. Filing of a grievance or otherwise reporting harassment shall not reflect upon the individual’s status or affect grades.

Students are responsible for conducting themselves according to the following code:

2. Silence is required while entering and exiting the school building and church at all times.

4. Pushing, tripping, or other forms of harassment are prohibited within the building and on school grounds.

5. Students must show respect to the staff, volunteers and their peers. Respect for school property and the belongings of others is also required.

6. CD players, MP3 players, pocket videos, toys, games and the like are not permitted unless authorized by the teachers or the administration.

7. Cell Phones may be brought to school for emergency purposes, however they must be given to the teacher at the start of the day and will be given back at the end of the school day.

9. Compliance with classroom rules as established by teachers, tutors, librarians and other school personnel is required.

11. Compliance with cafeteria rules is required. Eating in the cafeteria is a privilege.

14. Any form of violence including bullying, verbal or physical harassment will not be tolerated. All incidences will be reported to the police department.

15. Possession of a gun, toy gun, or any other weapon will not be tolerated. All incidents will be reported to the police department.

16. Observance of other rules of conduct established by teachers and the administration in order to protect the health and safety of all students is required.

Jesus is the center of our lives, and His teachings are the prime reason Catholic schools exist. Saint Catherine of Siena students, through their personal conduct, should reflect their Christ-centeredness. On those occasions when this attitude is not evident, the following discipline policy will be used to guide students toward more positive, Christian behavior.

Students earn one demerit for each offense. According to the degree of seriousness or grade, more than one demerit may be issued to the student at the discretion of the teacher or principal. Offenses may include, but are not limited to:

The following infractions are considered serious offenses. (5-10 points/demerits may be issued. The severity of the incident may warrant additional consequences).

11 – 15 demerits Behavior conference with Principal, Vice Principal, teacher, parents and student to make an outline of plan for improvement

16 – 20 demerits Probation (no special school activities, i.e.- field trips, assemblies, etc.)

7:20 AM	Earliest Arrival
7:40 AM	1st Bell
7:45 AM	2nd Bell
7:50 AM	Prayer

1:55 PM	Pre K & K
2:00 PM	Prayer
2:10 Pm	Grades 1-6

GRADE	BOYS	GIRLS
PRE-K	WHITE or NAVY KNIT SHIRT (short or long sleeve) NAVY SWEAT SHIRT NAVY SWEAT PANTS NAVY MESH SHORTS NAVY KNIT SHORTS	NAVY JERSEY DRESS (short or long sleeve)
K-3	WHITE or NAVY KNIT SHIRT (short or long sleeve) WHITE TURTLENECK NAVY SWEATER KHAKI PANTS KHAKI SHORTS NAVY or KHAKI BELT NAVY COTTON CREW SOCKS BLACK SHOES WHITE OXFORD SHIRT (REQUIRED FOR FORMAL UNIFORM) NAVY TIE (REQUIRED FOR FORMAL UNIFORM)	WHITE ROUND COLLAR BLOUSE WHITE or NAVY KNIT SHIRT (short or long sleeve) WHITE TURTLENECK NAVY SWEATER PLAID JUMPER KHAKI SKORT KHAKI PANTS BLACK SHOES NAVY HOSIERY: OPAQUE or CABLE KNEE SOCKS OPAQUE or COTTON RIBBED TIGHTS
4-6	WHITE or NAVY KNIT SHIRT (short or long sleeve) WHITE TURTLENECK NAVY SWEATER KHAKI PANTS KHAKI SHORTS NAVY or KHAKI BELT NAVY COTTON CREW SOCKS BLACK SHOES WHITE OXFORD SHIRT (REQUIRED FOR FORMAL UNIFORM) NAVY TIE (REQUIRED FOR FORMAL UNIFORM)	WHITE OXFORD BLOUSE WHITE or NAVY KNIT SHIRT (short or long sleeve) WHITE TURTLENECK NAVY SWEATER NAVY KILT KHAKI SKORTS KHAKI PANTS BLACK SHOES NAVY HOSIERY: OPAQUE or CABLE KNEE SOCKS OPAQUE or COTTON RIBBED TIGHTS
GYM	GYM T-SHIRT (short or long sleeve) WHITE SNEAKERS NAVY SWEAT PANTS or NAVY MESH SHORTS
OUTER-WEAR	NAVY FLEECE JACKET or VEST NAVY NYLON HOODED JACKET