Dennis School Uniform

Theese are the uniform guidelines for my school,We can wear basically any acessories my general style is kind of girly- the skirts :):) also does anyone have any cute hair ideas that i can do it about 20 minutes? (I have blonde hair: brow-skimming bangs and a little longer than sholderlength hair with layers and framing, thanks!)

Middle School Ladies Dress Uniform
Shirts: Knit polo shirt that is white, navy blue, or forest green (no emblem or stripes), may be long or short sleeved Shirt must be long enough to cover midriff with arms raised any color undershirt may be worn underneath shirts. Undershirts must be plain, without text, pictures, or logos displayed
Sweater: Navy or dark green sweater (monogrammed with Bear Creek logo), may be cardigan, crew neck pullover, v-neck pullover, or v-neck vest; must be purchased from The Uniform Store (Dennis Uniform) or Lands’ End
Skirts: Sequoia plaid skirt; must be purchased from The Uniform Store (Dennis Uniform) Light tan khaki skirt; may be chino or corduroy Skirt must be knee length Side slits or vents may be above the knee to allow for movement, but should be two inches or less above the knee. No front slit is allowed above the knee Plaid skirt may be worn with a Bear Creek navy or dark green sweater
Shoes: Dress shoes are to be worn and should blend and enhance the formal look of the dress uniform standard No athletic-style shoes, flip flops, slippers, or Uggs on dress days (basically and "fancy shoe")
Socks/Tights: Flesh-tone nylons or tights that match the uniform Knee high or ankle socks that are the color brown, white, khaki or match sweater Patterns or argyle socks in school colors No leg warmers or leggings may be worn
Accessories: Ladies may wear a belt, but are not required to do so any Jewlery/ Headbands are allowed -- No hats

Middle School Ladies Casual Uniform
Shirts: See dress uniform shirt guidelines FRIDAYS ONLY: Students may wear a Bear Creek club/sports/event shirt that has been approved in advance by the Division Head
Optional Hooded Sweatshirt: Bear Creek Grizzlies hooded sweatshirt (MS green only) may be ordered from Gear Athletics Note: Two sweatshirts are available on this Web site, the green hooded sweatshirt is an approved "casual day" uniform item for school and classroom. The gray crew neck sweatshirt is an optional item for P.E. class only If student plans to take their green sweatshirt off during the day, the student must wear a uniform shirt
Pants: Light tan khaki slacks, cargos, capris Pants must be free of labels or colored piping; no denim material Pants must fit the waist and not drag the floor
Walking Shorts/Skorts: Must have at least 5 inch inseam. (Note: this is the minimum inseam for ladies size 8; use as a comparison for larger/smaller sizes)
Skirts: See dress uniform skirt guidelines
Shoe Guidelines: No Slippers
Socks/Tights: See dress uniform socks/tights guidelines
Accessories: See dress uniform accessories guidelines

hahaha that's almost like the dress code for the school i just transferred to but we have shorter skirts and no forest green. (ew..forest green and navy?!?!)
anyway my advice is DON'T wear the pants cause that would be gross.
your lucky..your shoe guidelines are WAY better. we can't wear boots or heels or anything. i think you should wear UGGS since YOU CANN!!
we have the thing on fridays too lol where you can wear a shirt that has your school on it. it's like..they think they're giving us freedom but they're really not...lol.
and for your hair mix it up with straight one day then curls.

2009-07-29 10:29:16 by fabu22

Determined to teach his son how to behave more like a grown up, Dad forces Dennis to accompany him to his school reunion party. Dad dresses in ...

I need ways to look individual even in this uniform
Polo shirt colors are limited to red, white, navy blue, light blue, hunter green, or black. Un-tucked shirts must be neat, straight across the bottom, and must not reveal midriffs or undergarments.

Any garment worn under the outer polo must be tucked in at all times.
Shirts may have a logo on the front, but it must not be larger than a 2-inch square. Collegiate wear, Mission shirts, SCA spirit shirts or Fine Arts shirts may be worn on Fridays.
Custom polo shirts (e.g., SCA basketball team shirts) that contain markings other than the approved logos require permission from the Middle School Principal or the High School Leadership Team (HSLT).

Pants/Shorts

Pants/shorts are to be worn at the level that meets the SCA standard of neatness and modesty (e.g., at hip level). A belt may be needed to accomplish this.

Approved colors of pants/shorts are black, khaki, navy or gray and may be purchased from any vendor if the colors and styles match the SCA standard and Dennis style.

Girls' shorts must be no more than 4 inches above the top of the knee.



Skorts

Approved skort colors are black, khaki, or navy and must be purchased from the Dennis Uniform Store and be no more than 4 inches above the top of the knee.


Skirts

Approved skirt colors are black, khaki or navy.

Plaid skirts for grades 6-8 must only be Liberty plaid.
Plaid skirts for grades 9-12 must only be Marymount plaid.

All skirts must be purchased from the Dennis Uniform Store and must be no more than 4 inches above the top of the knee. All skirts/skorts purchased will have an SCA logo at the bottom. Beginning with the fall of 2010, only skirts/skorts with logos will be allowed.



Shoes

Shoes must be worn at all times.

No slippers or similar type shoes are allowed. Feet must be protected by a hard rubber sole. If in doubt as to whether the shoes are appropriate, please ask.



Outerwear

In terms of all outerwear (jackets, sweaters, pullover/cardigan sweatshirts), they must comply with SCA standards related to solid colors - red, white, navy blue or black. Any logos on the front of the outerwear must not be larger than a 2-inch square.

Pullover sweatshirts and team/club sweatshirts that are approved by administration may be worn over a polo shirt. All team wear and printing must be of SCA school colors.

SCA letter jackets may be worn.


Grooming (Boys)

Hair should be neat, clean, above the collar in the back, above the eyebrows, and no longer on the side than the middle of the ear. Any hair style considered inappropriate by the Middle School Principal, Dean of Students, or any member of the High School Leadership Team (HSLT) will not be permitted.

Hair should be of its natural color.
Hair style, even if it conforms to the above regulations, must not be distracting in its appearance.
Boys are to be clean shaven (no beards or mustaches) and sideburns are to be kept no longer than the bottom of the ear.

Grooming (Girls)

Hair should be neat, clean, natural in its color, and not distracting in its style. Any hair style considered inappropriate by the Middle School Principal, Dean of Students, or any member of the High School Leadership Team (HSLT) will not be permitted.


Jewelry

The only piercings allowed are pierced ears for girls.
No pagan, occult or New Age symbols are allowed (peace signs, ankhs, crystals, yin yangs).
Excessive ornamentation (e.g., pocket chains, distracting necklaces, etc.) is not allowed.


Accessories

Students must not wear items with symbols of rock bands, sexual innuendo, inappropriate messages or pictures, rebellious stunts, occult symbols, alcohol, drugs/substance abuse or other questionable pictures.
Students must not have visible tattoos or drawings on skin.
Hats may be worn (bill facing forward) before or after school hours.

Seniors

Jeans and administration-approved spirit-wear or senior shirts may be worn on Fridays.

Use ribbons for a belt and tie them at your waist, or, use smaller single ribbons to gather the shirt and the sleeve to make the shirt look sleeveless. Layer the shirts for color.
Head bands with lots of color, or wear fancy hair bows on your wrist like a bracelet. Say that it's to pull your hair back in class.
Finding your style and staying within the rules is challenging. Try things. If they don't work, at least you know what line you can't cross, then you can try other things.

2010-09-08 06:03:14 by Dancefreak

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i have to get a school uniform really soon.and i need pants and skirts/skorts( not plaid, just either tan or navy).as well as shorts and polos.anywhere that has them really cute?the skirts/skorts have to be above the knee, but not too short.i have heard that old navy has good pants.i have already looked at dennis uniform and they dont have anything.thanks for any answers! i will pick a best answer!

You should totally go to Aeropostale! They have a new section (online and in stores) where all the clothes are uniform approved. Here's a link to the check the site out:
http://www.aeropostale.com/family/index. jsp?categoryId=2654765&cp=2284058&am p;clickid=cat_leftnav_txt
http://www.aeropostale.com/family/index. jsp?categoryId=2183163&cp=2284058

Other places:
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http://www.oldnavy.com/browse/product.do ?cid=7520&pid=595185&scid=595185 022
http://www.oldnavy.com/browse/product.do ?cid=7520&pid=579766&scid=579766 012

Skirts:
http://www1.macys.com/catalog/product/in dex.ognc?ID=251662&PseudoCat=se-xx-x x-xx.esn_results
http://www1.macys.com/catalog/product/in dex.ognc?ID=252206&PseudoCat=se-xx-x x-xx.esn_results

Uniforms:
http://shop.nordstrom.com/C/6002689/0~23 79292~2379293~6002689
http://www.target.com/gp/search/602-0480 370-0295012?field-keywords=uniform&u rl=index%3Dtarget&ref=sr_bx_1_1& x=0&y=0

Hope I helped! :)

2008-08-30 22:49:51 by Katie B

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One could say President Obama is racial profiling in Israel.


Below is the article and link:

Link: http://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/N ews.aspx/132597

Anti-Obama Rally in Jerusalem

(IsraelNN.com) For the first time in years, the nationalist camp will hold a large scale rally against United States policies vis-à-vis Israel.

The protest will be held in downtown Jerusalem, on Agron St. on Monday evening, and is being organized by the Residents Committees of Binyamin and Samaria, as well as the nationalist umbrella organization Mateh Maamatz, the Yesha Council of Jewish Communities, and Komemiyut.

Knesset Members and others representing various parties, including the Likud, will speak.

“Not since the days of [U.S. Secretary of State Henry] Kissinger has there been such a protest against American policies,” said MK Yaakov Katz (Ketzaleh), chairman of the National Union party. “The pressure that Barack Hussein Obama is exerting against us to simply stop growing and stop living will not work.”

The Obama administration has made it clear that Israel must stop building of all types throughout Judea and Samaria (Yesha), as well as in parts of Israel’s capital city that were liberated during the Six Day War of 1967.

In addition, hints have been dropped that American action against Iran depends on a cessation of Israeli construction in Yesha.

No fewer than four top American officials are visiting Israel this week, presumably bringing uniform diplomatic messages in the above spirit from President Obama. The four are special U.S. envoy to the Middle East, George Mitchell, who landed in Israel on Sunday after a short visit in Damascus; Defense Secretary Robert Gates, who arrived on Monday and has already met with Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu; and National Security Advisor James Jones and White House Iranian affairs expert Dennis Ross who are scheduled to meet later in the week with Netanyahu.

The slogan for Monday’s demonstration, and the message to Obama and his envoys, is, "Yes to Israeli Independence, No to American Dictates!"

A torchlight walk will begin at 6:30 pm at Paris/Jonathan Pollard Square, near the Prime Minister's Office, and go down Agron St. towards the U.S. consulate.

MK Katz quoted the official figures released by the Central Bureau of Statistics today, indicating nearly 305,000 Israelis in Yesha, at a growth rate some three times higher than the rest of the country.

“If this is the official figure,” Katz said, “then we can assume that there are really close to 350,000 people, because of all those who have not changed their official addresses, and outposts, and the like. Together with the nearly 300,000 people in the new Jerusalem neighborhoods, this means that Barack Hussein Obama is telling well over 600,000 Jews that they must all stop having children and buildings and going to the store and sending their children to school and building roads and, in short, to stop growing. This is the type of decree that our worst enemies decreed against us, always accompanied by their Jewish advisors. But just as they did not succeed, the same will be with Obama.”

Land of Israel pioneers have begun their two-day blitz to establish 11 new settlement sites throughout Judea and Samaria. In at least one case – Netzer, in Gush Etzion – security forces arrived on the scene and rebuffed their attempt. Activists at the site said they would resume the building within a matter of hours.
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C.S. : what if Obama told Jews in Flordia they couldn't build?

Obama is doing it in Israel and you think it's OK?

I don't. It's none of his business and Obama was surposed to BRING people together? Hows that working out.

Yes, I absolutely am on the side of Israel! If they followed the lead of Obama, the Jews would all be dead, even the American senior Jews who voted for him, in betrayal of their religion, on his promise of health-care. Obama now wants to implement a guidence to death for American seniors. I am sure the Jewish elderly now regret their vote. They sold out Israel, and America for a lie, and a free pass to death, to save the taxpayer money, so Obama can give health-care to the healthy!

Obamacare: A Death Sentence for the Elderly:

http://smartgirlnation.com/2009/06/17/ob amacare-death-sentence-for-the-elderly/< br />
Obama Winning Over the Jewish VoteThree-quarters of U.S. Jewish voters now plan to back Obama for president:

http://www.gallup.com/poll/111424/obama- winning-over-jewish-vote.aspx

Obama is on the side of Palestine, and he wants them to have all the power over Israel, when in fact the Jews have lived in Palestine over 3,700 years:

Jews, in fact, had lived in the area continuously for 3700 years, so it belongs to Israel, and the Arabs are the invader's. The Israeli's have been kind, but enough, is enough!

Why Israel Is The Victim And The Arabs Are The Indefensible Aggressors In the Middle East:

http://www.discoverthenetworks.org/guide s/Why%20Israel%20Is%20The%20Victim.htm

Hillary Clinton’s blunt public statement that President Obama "wants to see a stop to settlements – not some settlements, not outposts, not natural growth exceptions" made for good headlines. The Israelis were shocked and upset that their slavish ally had acted slightly less obsequious and engaged in a public spat with them.

http://original.antiwar.com/eland/2009/0 5/29/us-out-of-the-israeli-palestinian-c onflict/