| The Beverly Institute Dress Code Appearance |
Dress Code Purpose
The purpose of the School Uniform Policy is to provide additional opportunities for increased school safety,
to encourage our students to experience a greater sense of school identity and belonging, to encourage an
improvement in student behavior, to reduce school clothing costs, to a high level of program participation
and to improve and expand academic excellence.
Dress Code Appearance
Administrators and Facilitators of The Beverly Institute shall enforce dress and grooming guidelines that
promote the successful operation of the School. The site administration shall be the final judge as to
neatness and cleanliness of wearing apparel and whether or not such apparel is appropriate, disruptive,
distracting, or in violation of health and safety rules. The General Code of Appearance shall not restrict the
school administration’s authority to implement the School Board’s Policy on Student Uniforms.
Each student has the responsibility to dress appropriately for the school environment. Wearing apparel,
jewelry (such as body piercing(s) ornaments) hair, and general appearance shall not disrupt to the
classroom atmosphere, shall not be unusually provocative, and/or shall not violate health and safety rules
of the school. These guidelines for dress and grooming are provided to assist parents and shall apply to all
students attending The Beverly Institute. Student dress and grooming shall be neat and clean, and follow
the general guidelines below.
Anything else the principal or designee deems inappropriate or disruptive to the education environment will
be prohibited. Administrative Guideline for Enforcement of TBI
The purpose of the School Uniform Policy is to provide additional opportunities for increased school safety,
to encourage our students to experience a greater sense of school identity and belonging, to encourage an
improvement in student behavior, to reduce school clothing costs, to a high level of program participation
and to improve and expand academic excellence.
Dress Code Appearance
Administrators and Facilitators of The Beverly Institute shall enforce dress and grooming guidelines that
promote the successful operation of the School. The site administration shall be the final judge as to
neatness and cleanliness of wearing apparel and whether or not such apparel is appropriate, disruptive,
distracting, or in violation of health and safety rules. The General Code of Appearance shall not restrict the
school administration’s authority to implement the School Board’s Policy on Student Uniforms.
Each student has the responsibility to dress appropriately for the school environment. Wearing apparel,
jewelry (such as body piercing(s) ornaments) hair, and general appearance shall not disrupt to the
classroom atmosphere, shall not be unusually provocative, and/or shall not violate health and safety rules
of the school. These guidelines for dress and grooming are provided to assist parents and shall apply to all
students attending The Beverly Institute. Student dress and grooming shall be neat and clean, and follow
the general guidelines below.
- All students must be in uniform everyday or they will not be allowed on campus.
- Students must wear the issued uniform or they will not be allowed on campus.
- Male students must wear their pants pulled up at all times. Belts are also required to be worn at all
times with uniform. - The wearing of braided hair or cornrows by male students is not be permissible, if in official school
TBI uniform; students may when not in official uniform as long as the entire head is neatly braided.
Students will not be allowed at the school with a portion of their hair braided and the other portion
worn unbraided. (Loose plats and/or loose braids, as well as twists, and/or locs are not permissible.) - Male student’s afros cannot be longer then an 1 ½ inch.Beads, combs or ribbons in the hair, or any
hairstyle with ponytails are not permitted for male students. - All hairstyles should be clean, combed and well groomed at all times.
- Halter-tops, tank tops, backless tops, top with thin or no straps, or tops that show midriff or expose
the body are prohibited at anytime on school campus (even on dress down days). - See-through or mesh garments shall not be worn at anytime on school campus.
- For overly tight clothing shall not be worn on school campus.
- Clothing and accessories shall not be worn if they display profanity, violence, lewd and obscene
messages, sexually suggestive phrases, or advertisements, phrases or symbols of alcohol, tobacco, or
drugs or other - Symbols phrases or advertisements that would be offensive to common propriety or decency. These
garments are not to be worn under TBI Uniform at any time on Center Property. - Head coverings, including, but not limited to, caps, hats, bandannas, hair curlers, and/or
- sunglasses, shall not be worn on Center property, unless required by a physician or authorized by
school personnel. - Underwear, midriff and back may not be exposed. If belts, suspenders, and straps are worn, they
shall be worn in place and fastened. - Any articles of clothing or jewelry that may cause injury to one self or to other students are not
allowed. - Wearing apparel, jewelry (such as body piercing(s) ornaments) hair, and general appearance shall not
disrupt the classroom atmosphere, shall not be unusually provocative, and/or shall not violate health
and safety rules of the school. - All students enrolled in a P.E. course are required to change out for class.
- This code of appearance shall also apply to all school-sponsored activities and events, unless
authorized by school administration. - No hats worn in building during the school day.
- No sunglasses worn in building during the school day.
- No clothing and/or other Items that are not schooled issued.
- No visible undergarments
- No detachable gold teeth or fangs (unless required by a dentist with written documentation on file).
NO GRILLS
Anything else the principal or designee deems inappropriate or disruptive to the education environment will
be prohibited. Administrative Guideline for Enforcement of TBI
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