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Christian Community Schools
39700 Mission Blvd.
Fremont, CA 94539

Phone: 510.651.KIDS
Fax: 510.656.8793
Email: tsevilla@gofcc.org

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    Dress Code

    The principle of modesty of dress, tempered by appropriateness for differing activities, is one which we believe is Biblical and contributes to overall social and spiritual development of the student. Students are expected to follow the principles of 1Timothy 4:12 in respect to dress and grooming, "Don't let anyone look down on you because you are young, but set an example for the believers in speech, in life, in love, in faith and in purity."

    In an effort to build school spirit and discourage outside influences, Christian Community Schools has chosen a designated uniform dress code. Uniforms were selected by the administration with the input of parents and students.

    Our Uniform Color Matrix , which details items and acceptable colors for boys and girls, is now available for download.

    Boys - Grades Kindergarten To 8

    • Hair is to be conservative, no longer than collar length, clean and well groomed. Hats are not to be worn indoors. Tails, dyed hair and buzz cuts below #2 are not permitted.
    • Only polo shirts, buttoned oxford style shirts, or turtlenecks shall be worn in white, light blue, burgundy, navy or light yellow. Cardigan or pullover sweaters are permitted in the same colors.
      Shirts must be tucked in at all times.
    • Pants shall fit and be the right size (no baggy/sagging pants) in either navy or khaki. Only uniform shorts in either navy or khaki are permitted on campus and may be worn any day except Chapel day. Pants that have belt loops must be worn with a belt. Corduroy pants, "jean- like" pants (pants with rivets), cargo pants and painter pants are not permitted.

    Girls - Grades Kindergarten To 8

    • Hair is to be conservative, clean and well groomed. Hats are not to be worn indoors. Hair dying is not permitted.
    • Uniform apparel must be clean, neat and modest. Immodest clothing that is tight or revealing will not be permitted. Navy, khaki or plaid skirts or jumpers are required apparel. Please note that JC Penney fabric pattern is the only approved plaid for jumpers and skirts. Leggings (no spandex) are acceptable only under jumper and skirts.
    • Skirt and jumper lengths can be no higher than 4" inches above the floor when in a kneeling position. Uniform shorts, culottes and pants may not be worn on Chapel day. Pants that have belt loops must be worn with a belt. Corduroy pants, "jean-like" pants (pants with rivets), cargo pants and painter pants are not permitted.
    • Only polo shirts, buttoned style shirts or turtlenecks shall be worn in white, light blue, burgundy, navy or light yellow. Lace trimmed blouses are not uniform attire. Cardigan or pullover sweaters are permitted in the same colors. Shirts must be tucked in at all times.
    • Appropriate* footwear must be worn at all times. For safety reasons,students are not allowed to wear open toed shoes, sandals, or high heels.
    • Any make-up and jewelry that is worn shall be inconspicuous and appropriate* for the age level. No black cosmetics (makeup or nail polish) are permitted.

    Chapel Attire - Grades Kindergarten Through 8Th Grade

    All students must meet the following guidelines when attending Chapel on Wednesday:

    • BOYS - Nice, clean uniform pants and dress shirts. Ties are required for Junior High level only (Grades 6,7 & 8).
    • GIRLS - Uniform jumpers or skirts with uniform blouses (no culottes or skorts).
    • Polo shirts, turtlenecks or shorts are NOT permitted on Chapel days.

    Jackets, Sweatshirts & Sweaters

    Outdoor jackets, sweatshirts and sweaters are not to be worn if they have inappropriate* emblems or endorsements. Jackets, sweatshirts and sweaters are not to be oversized. Jackets are not to be worn in the classroom. Flannel, plaid shirts are not permitted as jackets. Only uniform sweaters and solid navy or CCS logo sweatshirts are allowed in the classroom.

    P.E. Attire - Grades Kindergarten To 5

    Regular school clothes are worn during P.E. Girls should wear shorts under their jumpers and skirts. Uniform shorts or pants are suggested on P.E. days.

    P.E. Attire - Grades 6 To 8

    Students will be expected to change into P.E. uniforms. Royal blue shorts, white T-shirts, sweatpants and sweatshirts are required and available from the Athletic Department.

    Uniforms are to be worn on ALL FIELD TRIPS.

    * Appropriate apparel is to be consistent with the school's philosophy and purpose. Final interpretations will be made by the school administration.

    Dress Code Enforcement

    Families at Christian Community Schools have placed considerable time and finances into meeting the dress code requirements of the school. The school will actively encourage our students to contribute to the educational climate by being in appropriate dress at all times. While the majority of students are routinely in step with the dress code, at times some are not. For consistency in honoring the dress code, the following procedures have been established and will be followed by the school staff throughout the academic year.

    All teachers will keep a record of dress infractions for each student. If a student is out of dress code, the following procedures will be followed:

    • Kindergarten through 3rd Grade
      • First and Second Infractions - A note will be sent home addressing the area of concern for the parent to remedy.
      • Third and Future Infractions - Student will be sent to the office. Parent will be called to bring proper clothing to school, so the student may change and return to class.
    • 4th and 5th Grade
      • First Infraction - Student will receive one verbal admonition.
      • Second and Future Infractions - Student will be sent to the office. Parent will be called to bring proper clothing to school, so the student may change and return to class.
    • 6th Grade through 8th Grade
      • First Infraction - Students will receive one dress code demerit.
      • Second and Future Infractions - Student will receive an additional dress code demerit for each infraction. Student will be sent to the office. Parent will be called to bring proper clothing to school, so the student may change and return to class. A detention will be given with three (3) dress code demerits are received.
    • Final determination regarding interpretation of the dress code rests with the school administration.