Dress Code/Uniform Policy

At Robinson Littleton Elementary School, students follow a uniform dress code policy. Students must be in uniform every day except for special announced occasions approved by Administration.

GIRLS may wear the following: Dark navy blue or khaki dresses, shorts, skorts, pants, or jumpers purchased at local retail stores. The attire must be finger-tip length. Matching hair accessories may also be worn. Denim is not permitted.

BOYS may wear the following: Dark navy blue or khaki shorts or pants purchased at local retail stores. Denim is not permitted.

  • All students must wear a red, white, or dark navy blue shirt with a collar. Tee shirts are not acceptable. Students must keep their shirts tucked in at all times.

  • Sweaters/Jackets with a zipper or buttons: solid color, no writing or emblems, and no hoods.

  • Shorts and pants should fit appropriately and not sag. Belts are required if the belt loops are part of the article of clothing.

  • Please note that denim, tank tops, bare midriffs, oversized shorts or pants, short shorts and short skorts are never appropriate for school regardless of the activity.

  • Shoes must be closed toe, closed heel, and rubber soled. Socks should always be worn to coordinate with the outfit. Heelys and Crocs are not permitted.

  • Be considerate when wearing fragrances, such as cologne/perfume. Many students have allergic reactions.

  • Any articles of clothing or jewelry that may cause injury, such as chains, bracelets, rings, dangling earrings, or chokers, (with or without spikes), are not allowed. Wallet chains, of any length, are prohibited and items hanging from belt loops are prohibited.

  • Apparel, emblems, insignias, badges, or symbols that promote the use of alcohol, drugs, tobacco or any other illegal activities are prohibited.

  • Apparel or symbols that may be gang or cult related are prohibited.

  • Adornment that, in admin’s judgment, could cause injury, be a health/safety risk, or cause a disruption may not be worn.

  • The wearing of hats, caps, headgear or sunglasses on campus except in conjunction with designated school-approved uniforms or at authorized athletic practices or activities is prohibited.

  • Clothing with slogans or advertising, which, by its controversial or obscene nature, disrupts the educational setting, is prohibited.

  • Any apparel items, which are determined to be a distraction to the educational process, will not be allowed.

THE SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION SHALL HAVE THE RIGHT TO APPRAISE ANY CURRENT FASHION OR FAD AND DETERMINE WHETHER IT IS APPROPRIATE FOR SCHOOL.