Uniform Guide

Appearance should be neat, modest, and orderly at all times. Collared shirts must be tucked in, socks must be worn with shoes, shoelaces tied and hair should be kept neat and clean. Navy blue bike shorts must be worn under a jumper, dress, or skirt. No cargo pants/shorts are permitted. Belts are required with shorts or pants and should be plain leather, either black or brown. A boy's hair should be kept neat and groomed to not distract from the learning process. Hair dye, colored hair extensions, or face paint are not permitted. Girls’ jewelry and hair accessories should not be distracting; only studded jewelry is allowed for the nose. Boys may not wear earrings. No face piercings are allowed and tattoos may not be visible while wearing a Cross uniform/jersey.

 

When indoors, students may wear any outerwear (jacket, fleece, quarter-zip, or hoodie) from approved uniform providers that have the approved Cross logo/graphic. On Chapel days, students need to be in chapel uniform and wear permitted outerwear ONLY. Permitted outerwear items are the Lands’ End fleece or quarter-zip with the Cross logo, and navy blue/red Spirit Store jacket with student’s name on the back. Student should remove any non-permitted outerwear, pullover, or quarter-zip before entering our places of worship (The Chapel or gymnasium). When outdoors, students are permitted to wear jackets and coats of their choice (free from excessive logos, graphics, and pictures. While not required, we do encourage outerwear to be Cross colors of red, white, or navy blue. Students should have their assigned daily uniform worn underneath all outerwear, and not in place of.

 

Approved shoe choices included any closed toe or athletic shoe. Shoes should have no wheels, lights, skulls, or inappropriate characters/logos. No Crocs, clogs, or boots. Students choice of approved shoes may be worn with Academic Day and Chapel Day uniforms, including Spirit Day Fridays. An athletic shoe must be worn on PE days.

 

solid white, navy, or black socks to be worn. Logos should be discreet and appropriate.