High School Handbook - River Dell Regional School District

could include removal or exclusion from participation in student activities (i.e. school trips, class trips,
assemblies, teams and clubs, leadership positions, proms, special events, the National Honor Society,
award presentations, graduation year activities, commencement exercises, etc.) temporary or permanent
loss of privileges, central detention, suspension and expulsion.
‣ Beyond the third disciplinary action, the administration may exceed these penalties if, in its judgment,
the circumstances so warrant. Additional actions could include those indicated in the above note.
‣ Depending upon the nature and severity of the offense, the disciplinary action taken at any occurrence
may exceed those indicated. Additional actions could include those stated above.
DRESS GUIDELINES
River Dell Regional High School Dress Guidelines
No clothing that reveals underwear or bare midriffs. Top garments must meet bottom garments to avoid
bare midriffs, both sitting and standing.
All tops must have 1” straps and must cover any undergarments.
Strapless, backless and racer back tops are not permitted.
See through clothing or clothing that reveals excessive cleavage is prohibited.
Skirts, dresses and shorts must come down to at least the mid-thigh.
Pants must be worn so that underwear is not visible.
No costumes, unless part of a scheduled event, such as Spirit Week.
No clothing that is anti-religious, racially prejudiced, anti-gender or obscene.
No clothing that contains alcohol or drug related themes, pictures, or text.
No clothing that is indecent or morally offensive.
No clothing that is disruptive to the educational program.
No chains, spikes, or dangerous ornaments may be worn.
Foot apparel must be worn at all times.
No clothing that is demeaning, degrading, offensive or references violent.
No gang related clothing or accessories.
Garments designed to be worn as underwear may not be worn as outerwear.
Please read these guidelines carefully. Those who violate the rules will be directed to change
their clothing and will be provided with appropriate “cover up” apparel if necessary. Students
who continue to violate the rules risk escalating consequences, including being sent home.
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