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The dress code policy adopted by the learning community at our school is designed to enhance student learning in a caring and nurturing environment. Our dress code policy promotes solidarity and school pride among all students at Elisa Nelson Elementary.
In addition to the Pinellas County Schools’ dress code policy at https://www.pcsb.org/Page/15060,
Elisa Nelson Elementary students must adhere to the following:Shirts
Students are expected to wear a solid, collared shirt in one of the dress code colors (white, light blue, burgundy, or navy). Shirts should be one solid color; any brand logos should be no larger than a quarter. On Fridays only, students may wear spirit wear shirts.Bottoms
Students are expected to wear solid navy blue or solid khaki bottoms in the form of a skirt, shorts, pants, a skort or jumper. Shorts and pants must be worn around the waist and fit properly. Jeans can be worn on Friday only. According to the Pinellas County Schools Dress Code, form fitting leotard/spandex type clothing is not allowed unless proper outer garments cover to mid-thigh length or longer.Outerwear
Students are expected to wear outerwear (jackets/sweaters/hoodies) in the school uniform colors: navy, white, light blue, burgundy, or any school logo outerwear. The outerwear must be a solid color, and any logos should be no larger than a quarter. *This expectation does not include coats worn during inclement weather.Friday
Approved school spirit shirts may be worn on Friday with jeans, khaki, or navy bottoms in the form of a skirt, shorts, pants, a skort or jumper. Field Trip shirts are not considered spirit wear.Field Trips
An Elisa Nelson Elementary Field Trip shirt is expected to be worn on all school field trips.
Shoes
Closed toe athletic shoes or dress shoes must be worn daily as part of the uniform. Sneakers are required for PE and are strongly preferred every day. “Heelies” or any shoes with wheels are not allowed. Socks are a required part of the uniform as well. Socks do not have to be any particular color; however, they should be school appropriate.