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Maverick Dress Code based on AMAISD Dress Code:
Student dress and grooming is primarily the responsibility of students and their parents; however, the school’s responsibility is to maintain a proper atmosphere for learning at school. Personal appearance is an important factor in developing and maintaining such an atmosphere. Style is very important, but some types of dress and grooming are more appropriate for specific types of activities and/or locations than others. Experience has shown that extremes in dress and grooming lead to disruption of the learning process. The principal of each school has the authority to make final decisions on questions of dress and grooming. Any student not adhering to the guidelines presented herewith will be subject to appropriate desciplinary action.
GUIDELINES:
1. Hair is to be neat, clean, well groomed, and styled so that vision is not obstructed. Beards and mustaches shall be kept clean and neatly trimmed. 2. School clothing is to be in good taste, clean, neat, and styled for school activities. 3. Clothing shall not advertise, condone, depict, or promote the use of alcohol, tobacco, drugs, suicide, death, violence, and/or vulgar or obscene language. 4. Some type of sandal or shoe must be worn at all times. 5. Wearing either identified gang apparel or wearing clothing in a gang-style, as identified by law enforcement agencies, is prohibited. 6. Dresses, skirts, shorts, and pants shall be of a length that is not distracting. These items, when worn as the outer garment, shall extend at least to the tip of the fingers when the arms are held straight at the side. The top of any slits and/or holes in outer garments shall comply with the required dress code length. Waistbands of all dresses, skirts, shorts, and pants shall be secured at the waistline. 7. All shirts shall be of a length that is not distracting. All shirts when worn as the outer garment shall be: a. Of a length what will stay tucked while walking and/or sitting b. Of a length that covers the shoulder from the base of the neck to the tip of the shoulder. c. Designed so that the neckline does not reveal cleavage. d. Designed to cover all undergarments, including the sleeve line and neckline. 8. Experience indicates that the following types of wearing apparel can be reasonably forecast to disrupt, interfere with, disturb, or detract from the learning environment and are therefore not to be worn to school or the Maverick Club: CATEGORY Specific item of clothing that shall not be worn to school include:
All Gang-associated clothing or colors
All Overly tight and improperly fitted garments
All Clothing items that reference violence, death, or suicide
All Clothing items that reference alcohol, tobacco, or drugs
All Clothing items that can be seen through
Other Headwear may not be worn inside buildings, except for religious reasons
Other Pajamas
Other Visible underwear (straps, etc.)
Other Lingerie (worn as outerwear)
Pants/Shorts/Skirts Baggy/sagging clothing
Pants/Shorts/Skirts Biker shorts
Pants/Shorts/Skirts Distracting
Pants/Shorts/Skirts Tight
Pants/Shorts/Skirts Underwear-type
Pants/Shorts/Skirts Length of garment must extend to fingertip
Pants/Shorts/Skirts Garment must be secured at the waist line
Shirts Backless tops
Shirts Bare midriffs
Shirts Halter tops
Shirts Low-cut necklines (no cleavage)
Shirts Muscle
Shirts Spaghetti straps
Shirts Strapless
Shirts Tank tops
Shoes Shoes with hidden wheels
Exceptions:
Executive Director's determination of special events such as Hat Day, outings, and special events.
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