UNIFORMS 2020-2021 School Year
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UNIFORMS 2020-2021
School Year
Starting next year, ALL students
must be in a JP2 uniform
Preschool through 8th Grade!
#oneschool
Preschool 3 & 4 year old Uniform
for girls AND boys
Plain light blue, white
or grey polo shirt (NO
logo needed)
Plain black gym shoes
(VELCRO please)
Navy blue elastic
pants, no beltKindergarten – 8 th
Grade Boys
Uniform
Light blue, white or Tucked in, brown or
grey polo shirt with black belt
logo
Navy blue pants
Plain black gym shoes
VELCRO if they
cannot tie yet.Kindergarten – 4 th
Grade Girls
Uniform
Plaid jumper
Polo shirt (no logo
needed with jumper –
but it IS needed with
pants) Knee high socks (or
tights) –navy blue or
white
Alternative to jumper:
Plain black gym shoes5 th – 8 th Grade Girls Uniform
Light blue, grey or
white polo shirt with
JP2 Logo.
Plaid skirt, less than
Shirt tucked in
2” above knee
Alternative to skirt:
Knee high socks
(navy blue or white)
Plain black gym shoes.Warm Weather
Black
or
brown
belt
Boys Girls
Shorts ShortsCold
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Weather: all must have LOGO!
*No hoodies/Spiritwear allowed.
Navy blue sweater Navy blue fleece with Navy blue cardigan
with zipper and with zipper and with with LOGO
LOGO LOGOSocks
• Preschool girls and Preschool-8th Grade boys: white, navy blue, or black crew-
style socks with pants or shorts.
• No knee high socks
• No ‘no show’ socks
• Kindergarten-8th Grade girls: plain (no logos or patterns) navy or white tights or
knee socks. No leggings.
• White, navy, or black crew-style socks are allowed with shorts or pants only.
• No ‘no show’ socksNew Shoe Policy! Shoes NOT Allowed
Plain Black Gym Shoes Allowed No white
laces.
www.walmart.com No dress
shoes.
Shoelaces
Ralph Lauren Sketchers must TIE.
Fila No boots.
No slip-ons
www.kohls.com
even with
Puma
laces.
Not solid No high
Nike tops.
black.
www.target.com No lights
Dickies
No white
trim.
www.amazon.com No
colors.
Adidas
KSwiss Hetios
Sperry
Black & white
New shoes are
Reebok Balance no longer Converse not
allowed.
Saucony allowed.Other dress code reminders: •Nothing is allowed on students wrists (including watches of any style, bracelets, hair bands, or scrunchies). •One religious-only necklace is allowed if it is tucked under the shirt and not a distraction. •Stud-only earrings are allowed in girls only. No hoops of any size. •Hair must be natural color. •Boys must be clean-shaven. •No make-up or nail polish.
Out-of-uniform days:
All clothing must be appropriate – clean, in good repair (no holes or frayed edges), well-fitting (not too tight
or too baggy) and modest, not excessive in style.
• Clothing that promotes questionable products, movies, TV shows, activities, or rock groups are not
permitted. Clothing must not display suggestive or violent images or language.
• Advertisements for alcohol, tobacco, drugs, gangs or related gang activity, satanic symbols, or other
symbols are not allowed.
• Clothing that is distracting is inappropriate for school. Thus, excessively short skirts, short tops (those
exposing the midriff or navel), sleeveless tops, halter or tube tops, and low rise pants will not be worn
by girls, nor will tank tops, half-shirts, mesh of any sort, or sleeveless shirts be worn by boys. No
undergarments may be exposed at any time.
• Appropriate length shorts are allowed in August, September, and May only. No “short” shorts or frayed
blue jean shorts may be worn.
• For safety reasons – clogs, crocs (and similar), sandals, flip-flops or any shoes without full backs are
not allowed.
• Loose-fitting athletic pants are allowed but pajama-like sweatpants are not.
• No leggings. Jeans may not have any rips or holes.JP2 stands together. School uniforms promote learning. Our program is rigorous and requires full attention to be successful. We believe our students’ focus should be on what they are learning and not on what they are wearing. School uniforms nourish a sense of equality. When students have similar expectations for dress, unhealthy competitive feelings about looks are reduced. Students can stand out because of their character and not their clothes. School uniforms promote a feeling of community. We believe our school dress should complement our learning culture. We are preparing our students for success in college and beyond. We want our students to have a proper expectation of professionalism. When our students wear uniforms, they feel included. They are part of a team working toward success in the classroom and life. School uniforms make it easier to get ready for school. One of the best reasons for school uniforms? No more indecision about what to wear in the morning! Uniforms help prevent embarrassing problems while promoting self-discipline. We have developed a standard of dress that is reliable for everyone. We want to help our kids avoid issues related to modesty and cleanliness. Dirty and unkept outfits quickly become a non-issue when there is a standard. School uniforms improve safety. Keeping track of students and what they carry into our schools is made easier for staff and other students. Intruders can be identified right away by our school community because they stand out. School uniforms do not eliminate individuality. Our students have fun participating in the occasional spirit wear or free dress day; however, these days are not the focus for our kids. The character of the individual student is our focus. Our kids shine because of who they are, not how they look. School uniforms are more affordable. At the beginning of the school year, our families typically purchase two sets of uniforms for each of their students. Our uniform vendors provide durable options that stand up to repeated washing and wear. Parents may need to replace an item or two throughout the year; however, this is often due to children growing up so fast. Overall, our families save money with uniforms by not having to keep up with the latest fashion trends. Parents and teachers support school uniforms. Administrators and teachers are highly in favor of school uniforms. Most parents say that they love the convenience of school uniforms, and they can tell that students have more confidence when they wear them.
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