2026-2027 Dress Code

Preschool 5K-3rd Grade | 4th -8th Grades

Preschool 5K–3rd Grade

“Let all things be done decently and in order.”
— 1 Corinthians 14:40 (KJV)

The purpose of our dress code is to promote a Christ-centered learning environment that reflects modesty, cleanliness, respect, safety, and school pride. Students are expected to present themselves in a manner that honors God, respects others, supports the values of community, and creates an atmosphere conducive to learning.

The administration reserves the right to determine whether attire is appropriate and in keeping with the spirit and intent of the dress code.

Uniform Requirements

Male

Tops

  • School T-shirt, solid-color shirt, or school-approved collared/polo shirt in any color

Bottoms

  • Khaki, navy blue, or black shorts or pants

Athletic, cargo, canvas-style bottoms, and jeans are not permitted.

Outerwear

  • Jackets
  • Sweaters
  • School hoodies only

Inappropriate messages, logos, advertisements, or graphics are not permitted.

Female

Tops

  • School T-shirt, solid-color shirt, or school-approved collared/polo shirt in any color

Bottoms

  • Khaki, navy blue, or black shorts
  • Pants
  • Skirts
  • Skorts
  • Dress-style jumpers

Athletic, cargo, canvas-style bottoms, and jeans are not permitted.

Outerwear

  • Jackets
  • Sweaters
  • School hoodies only

Inappropriate messages, logos, advertisements, or graphics are not permitted.

Footwear, Belts, Grooming, and Jewelry

Male

Approved Shoes

  • Athletic shoes
  • Non-skid dress shoes
  • Loafers
  • Boots

Crocs, open-toed shoes, sandals, slippers, slides, and other unsafe footwear are not permitted.

Socks

  • No prints or additional colors
  • White, black, navy, gray, or khaki are acceptable

Belts

  • Belts must be worn with shorts or pants that have belt loops.
  • Approved belt colors are khaki, brown, black, or navy blue.

Grooming Standards

  • Hair must be clean and properly groomed.
  • Hair must not obstruct the student’s vision.
  • Unnatural hair colors are prohibited.

Jewelry

  • No piercings of any kind are permitted.
  • Jewelry must not distract from the learning environment or create a safety concern.

Female

Approved Shoes

  • Athletic shoes
  • Non-skid dress shoes
  • Loafers
  • Boots

Crocs, open-toed shoes, sandals, slippers, slides, and other unsafe footwear are not permitted.

Socks, Leggings, and Tights

  • No prints or additional colors
  • White, black, navy, gray, or khaki are acceptable
  • Leggings may be worn only under skirts, jumpers, or dresses.

Belts

  • Belts must be worn with shorts, pants, skirts, skorts, or jumpers that have belt loops.
  • Approved belt colors are khaki, brown, black, or navy blue.

Grooming Standards

  • Hair must be clean and properly groomed.
  • Hair must not obstruct the student’s vision.
  • Unnatural hair colors, wigs, hair pieces, and similar items are prohibited.
  • No makeup is permitted.

Jewelry

  • Jewelry is limited to two piercings per earlobe.
  • Jewelry must not distract from the learning environment or create a safety concern.

General Expectations

  • Arrive at school clean, neat, and properly groomed.
  • Wear clothing that is modest, appropriate, and in good repair.
  • Follow all dress-code and uniform requirements during school hours, Monday through Friday.
  • Follow the dress code during field trips, special events, and school-sponsored activities unless otherwise specified.
  • Refrain from wearing clothing, accessories, or hairstyles that distract from the educational environment.

Clothing Not Permitted

The following items are prohibited:

  • Clothing with offensive, vulgar, violent, racist, or otherwise inappropriate language or images
  • Clothing promoting alcohol, tobacco, vaping products, drugs, or immoral behavior
  • Crop tops, halter tops, spaghetti straps, or strapless garments
  • Clothing that exposes the midriff
  • Torn, frayed, or revealing clothing
  • Pajamas or sleepwear unless approved for a special event
  • Clothing displaying symbols, slogans, or messages contrary to the school’s Christian mission
  • Clothing that does not fit properly or is not sized correctly, including clothing that is baggy, saggy, or excessively tight

Spirit Days & Special Events

The administration may designate special circumstances and events that alter the standard dress-code policy. However, special events and activities do not remove the school’s expectations of modesty, neatness, and cleanliness.

Some special-event days may be awarded to students individually and will be determined by the administration.

Special events and activities may include:

  • Spirit Days
  • Jeans Days with a school T-shirt, solid-colored shirt, and/or school hoodie
  • Theme Days
  • Field Trips
  • Graduations
  • Chapel Days

Dress Code/Uniform Violations

First Offense
  • Verbal warning
  • Parent/guardian contacted
  • Parent/guardian emailed a copy of the violation report
Second Offense
  • Verbal warning
  • Loss of privilege
  • Parent/guardian contacted
  • Parent/guardian emailed a copy of the violation report
Third Offense
  • Verbal warning
  • One-hour detention
  • Parent/guardian contacted
  • Parent/guardian emailed a copy of the violation report
Fourth and Subsequent Offenses
  • Verbal warning
  • Action taken at the administration’s discretion
  • Parent/guardian contacted
  • Parent/guardian emailed a copy of the violation report
A parent or guardian will be contacted to bring appropriate clothing when necessary. The student will not be permitted to attend class until corrective action has been taken and the dress-code requirement has been satisfied.

Parents and guardians are asked to support the school’s dress-code and uniform policy by ensuring that students leave home dressed appropriately each day. Cooperation between home and school helps maintain a positive and Christ-honoring learning environment.

“Whether therefore ye eat, or drink, or whatsoever ye do, do all to the glory of God.”
— 1 Corinthians 10:31 (KJV)

Wedgefield University for Kids seeks to educate students academically, spiritually, socially, and morally. Our dress code is designed not merely to regulate clothing, but to encourage modesty, self-respect, personal responsibility, and a Christ-centered testimony both on and off campus.

4th Grade–8th Grade

“Let all things be done decently and in order.”
— 1 Corinthians 14:40 (KJV)

The purpose of our dress code is to promote a Christ-centered learning environment that reflects modesty, cleanliness, respect, safety, and school pride. Students are expected to present themselves in a manner that honors God, respects others, supports the values of community, and creates an atmosphere conducive to learning.

The administration reserves the right to determine whether attire is appropriate and in keeping with the spirit and intent of the dress code.

Uniform Requirements

Male

Tops

  • School-approved collared or polo shirt in any color

Bottoms

  • Khaki, navy blue, or black shorts or pants
  • Shorts must be longer than fingertip length.
  • Bottoms must have a classic cut and plain front.
  • Belts should be worn when bottoms have belt loops.
  • Shirts are to remain tucked in when appropriate.

Athletic, cargo, canvas-style bottoms, and jeans are not permitted.

Outerwear

  • Jackets
  • Sweaters
  • School hoodies only

Inappropriate messages, logos, advertisements, or graphics are not permitted.

Female

Tops

  • School-approved collared or polo shirt in any color

Bottoms

  • Khaki, navy blue, or black shorts
  • Pants
  • Skirts
  • Skorts
  • Dress-style jumpers
  • Shorts, skirts, skorts, and jumpers must be longer than fingertip length.
  • Bottoms must have a classic cut and plain front.
  • Belts should be worn when bottoms have belt loops.
  • Shirts are to remain tucked in when appropriate.

Athletic, cargo, canvas-style bottoms, and jeans are not permitted.

Outerwear

  • Jackets
  • Sweaters
  • School hoodies only

Inappropriate messages, logos, advertisements, or graphics are not permitted.

Footwear, Belts, Grooming, and Jewelry

Male

Approved Shoes

  • Athletic shoes
  • Non-skid dress shoes
  • Loafers
  • Boots

Crocs, open-toed shoes, sandals, slippers, slides, and other unsafe footwear are not permitted.

Socks

  • No prints or additional colors
  • White, black, navy, gray, or khaki are acceptable.

Belts

  • Belts must be worn with shorts or pants that have belt loops.
  • Approved belt colors are khaki, brown, black, or navy blue.

Grooming Standards

  • Hair must be clean and properly groomed.
  • Hair must not obstruct the student’s vision.
  • Unnatural hair colors are prohibited.

Jewelry

  • No piercings of any kind are permitted.
  • Jewelry must not distract from the learning environment or create a safety concern.

Female

Approved Shoes

  • Athletic shoes
  • Non-skid dress shoes
  • Loafers
  • Boots

Crocs, open-toed shoes, sandals, slippers, slides, and other unsafe footwear are not permitted.

Socks, Leggings, and Tights

  • No prints or additional colors
  • White, black, navy, gray, or khaki are acceptable.
  • Leggings may be worn only under skirts, jumpers, or dresses.

Belts

  • Belts must be worn with shorts, pants, skirts, skorts, or jumpers that have belt loops.
  • Approved belt colors are khaki, brown, black, or navy blue.

Grooming Standards

  • Hair must be clean and properly groomed.
  • Hair must not obstruct the student’s vision.
  • Unnatural hair colors, wigs, hair pieces, and similar items are prohibited.
  • Makeup must be modest and age-appropriate.

Jewelry

  • Jewelry is limited to two piercings per earlobe.
  • No other piercings are permitted.
  • Jewelry must not distract from the learning environment or create a safety concern.

General Expectations

  • Arrive at school clean, neat, and properly groomed.
  • Wear clothing that is modest, appropriate, and in good repair.
  • Follow all dress-code and uniform requirements during school hours, Monday through Friday.
  • Follow the dress code during field trips, special events, and school-sponsored activities unless otherwise specified.
  • Refrain from wearing clothing, accessories, or hairstyles that distract from the educational environment.

Clothing Not Permitted

The following items are prohibited:

  • Clothing with offensive, vulgar, violent, racist, or otherwise inappropriate language or images
  • Clothing promoting alcohol, tobacco, vaping products, drugs, or immoral behavior
  • Crop tops, halter tops, spaghetti straps, or strapless garments
  • Clothing that exposes the midriff
  • Torn, frayed, or revealing clothing
  • Pajamas or sleepwear unless approved for a special event
  • Clothing displaying symbols, slogans, or messages contrary to the school’s Christian mission
  • Clothing that does not fit properly or is not sized correctly, including clothing that is baggy, saggy, or excessively tight

Spirit Days & Special Events

The administration may designate special circumstances and events that alter the standard dress-code policy. However, special events and activities do not remove the school’s expectations of modesty, neatness, and cleanliness.

Some special-event days may be awarded to students individually and will be determined by the administration.

Special events and activities may include:

  • Spirit Days
  • Jeans Days with a school T-shirt, solid-colored shirt, and/or school hoodie
  • Field Trips
  • Graduations
  • Chapel Days
  • Theme Days

Dress Code/Uniform Violations

First Offense
  • Verbal warning
  • Parent/guardian contacted
  • Parent/guardian emailed a copy of the violation report
Second Offense
  • Verbal warning
  • Loss of privilege
  • Parent/guardian contacted
  • Parent/guardian emailed a copy of the violation report
Third Offense
  • Verbal warning
  • One-hour detention
  • Parent/guardian contacted
  • Parent/guardian emailed a copy of the violation report
Fourth and Subsequent Offenses
  • Verbal warning
  • Action taken at the administration’s discretion
  • Parent/guardian contacted
  • Parent/guardian emailed a copy of the violation report
A parent or guardian will be contacted to bring appropriate clothing when necessary. The student will not be permitted to attend class until corrective action has been taken and the dress-code requirement has been satisfied.

Parents and guardians are asked to support the school’s dress-code and uniform policy by ensuring that students leave home dressed appropriately each day. Cooperation between home and school helps maintain a positive and Christ-honoring learning environment.

“Whether therefore ye eat, or drink, or whatsoever ye do, do all to the glory of God.”
— 1 Corinthians 10:31 (KJV)

Wedgefield University for Kids seeks to educate students academically, spiritually, socially, and morally. Our dress code is designed not merely to regulate clothing, but to encourage modesty, self-respect, personal responsibility, and a Christ-centered testimony both on and off campus.