Updated: 8/14/17

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Tucson Unified School District’s philosophy is to provide an educational environment designed to motivate, teach, and encourage students to attain the highest levels of proficiency in all areas. Dress guidelines are intended to promote the awareness of social, cultural, and aesthetic forces that affect the school environment. Students are expected to dress appropriately and in a way that reflects personal and school pride. 

Clothing should be neat, clean, modest and in good taste. Shoes must be worn at all times. Examples of clothing that are inappropriate in a teaching and learning environment:

• Swimsuits
• Halter tops and halter dresses
• Backless tops and backless dresses
• Strapless tops and strapless dresses
• Spaghetti strap tops and spaghetti strap dresses
• Exposed undergarments
• See-through clothing
• Shirts that bare the midriff
• Short-shorts, short skirts and dresses that do not cover the buttocks. Shorts, skirts, and dresses must reach the tip of the middle finger when arms are extended at sides while standing. The waistbands of these garments must stay above the hips—NO SAGGING of trousers is allowed
• Garments with plunging necklines
• Muscle shirts
• Clothing or articles which identify with illegal or undesirable organizations
• Clothing with racial statements, obscene/abusive language, or sexual depiction/innuendo, (Example: Playboy, Players 69, etc.)
• Clothing that advertises the use of alcohol, drugs, tobacco
• Accessories that can be used as weapons including: chains, spiked bracelets/collars, or rings that span more than one finger
• Gang related clothing or headgear including: bandanas of any color, hairnets, “do” rags, skullcaps, etc.
• Shoe laces: any red, blue, brown or gray laces, wide laces of any color.
• No more than one red, blue, gray, brown or khaki article of clothing
• No long trench coats allowed
• No ‘IN MEMORY OF’ T-Shirts of any kind
• No head coverings of any kind including MASKS
• No dangling belts or belt buckles that identify with illegal organizations
  
  

Students found to be dressed inappropriately may be sent to the office to change into alternative clothing.  Parents/guardians may be called if necessary.

NOTE: Pueblo reserves the right to prohibit additional items not listed here in order to protect the educational environment.

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