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James Ryder Randall is a Mandatory Uniform School. The uniform policy will be enforced for all students participating in all day Preschool and grades Pre K - 6.
Each student must be dressed each day as follows:
Bottoms
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NAVY BLUE pants, jumpers, skirts
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Shirts
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WHITE (dress or polo, long or short sleeve) with a collar
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Sweater/Vest
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Burgundy or Navy Blue (the sweater or the vest is optional)
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Shoes
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Leather: solid black; or Sneakers or Tennis shoes: solid black or white (no stripes or designs)
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Socks
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Blue or white socks or tights
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Belts
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Black (Baggy pants are not acceptable)
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James Ryder Randall continues to be a Mandatory Uniform School. The Mandatory School Uniform Policy is one that requires students to wear the adopted system-wide uniform. It is required that your child wears this uniform to school each day. Parents will be notified when students are not properly attired. Students are dressed appropriately when:
- Shirts are worn tucked into the pants with belts showing.
- Colored shirts are not showing under the uniform shirts.
- Skirts, dresses and shorts comply with the Prince George’s County fingertip policy.
Parent(s) or guardian(s) who disagree with the adopted mandatory school uniform policy may opt-out of participation in this new requirement for the duration of this policy at the school. A student whose parents have exercised their rights to opt-out of this uniform policy will be reassigned to another school. Please see that your child conforms each day.
VIOLATION POLICY
- First violation, the classroom teacher will document and contact the parents/guardians. Parents will be asked to bring the child a change of clothing in order for the child to remain in the classroom.
- Second violation the teacher will refer the student to the administration, who will contact the parents/guardians by telephone AND in writing that a second violation has occurred. Again, the parent will be asked to bring the child a change of clothing in order for the child to remain in the classroom.
- Third violation, a parent/student/administrative conference will be held. A final warning will be given to the student and his/her parents/guardians advising them that another violation may result in formal disciplinary actions being taken.