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Males: Clothing that IS permitted includes: • dress shorts (during the months of August, September, October, April and May only), • slacks, • buttoned-down shirts (all shirts with long tails tucked in), • turtlenecks, • collared knit shirts (all shirts with long tails must be tucked in), • sweaters, • Sayre t-shirts (they are the only t-shirt that can be worn and must be solid in color), • Sayre sweatshirts with or without a hood (they are the only sweatshirt that can be worn), • tennis shoes (must be clean), • any well-kept casual or dress shoe, Please note: • belts are worn with all pants having belt loops; • it is expected that all shorts be of an appropriate length and that no oversized slacks or shorts will be worn. • shirts with a banded collar may be worn by boys in preschool through 3rd grade if they are a part of short/pant matching set. Clothing that is NOT permitted includes: • any clothing with words or lettering (other than Sayre School), • oversized slacks or shorts, • denim/jeans (whether it be blue, black, white, red, etc.), • sweatshirts that do not say Sayre, • t-shirts that do not say Sayre, • sweat pants, camouflage, or cargo-style pants or shorts that do not have pockets that lie flat, • hats, • torn clothing, • athletic apparel, • clogs, flip flops of any kind, or croc-style shoes or shoes with wheeled inserts. Special Program Dress: Beginning in Kindergarten, girls must wear dresses, skirts and blouses or dressy pants outfits of any color or pattern on Special Program days. Dress shoes are required. Boys must wear jackets or dress sweater with dress shirt, tie, and dress shoes. Jacket or sweater is optional during September and May. (Please note: If this is a PE day for your child he/ she must also bring PE clothes and sneakers and/or appropriate shoes for recess.) Dress Down/Spirit Days: A Dress Down/Spirit Day will be scheduled at least one time during each month. On these days and the many others that warrant a more casual dress, the dress code is relaxed and students may wear jeans. Sayre logo t-shirts and sweatshirts are preferred to show Sayre spirit, cargo pants/shorts, and jeans are permitted on these days. To dress down children must bring in a dollar donation for our ongoing classroom/school service projects. Dress Code Infractions: On a regular school day students will be given one warning for a dress code infraction with a dress code infraction slip sent home to parents. If a second infraction occurs, parents will be asked to bring a change of clothes for their child. The child will not be permitted to return to the classroom until properly dressed. On a special program day students will be sent to the office and a call home will be made for proper clothing. If 12
the parent is unable to bring dress clothes the student will be given a warning but may be required to sit out of the special program. If a second infraction occurs, a call home for dress clothes will be made, the student will sit out of the special program and a parent conference will be scheduled with the Director. ELECTRONICS Because of possible disruption and the expense of personal electronic devices, cell phones, iPods, Game Boys and other electronic entertainment equipment are not allowed at school. On special days when electronic equipment would be allowed the teacher will notify parents in advance. EXTENDED DAY (See After-School Program). HOMEWORK CLINIC/STUDY BUDDIES (See Support Services). IMMUNIZATION & EYE EXAM REQUIREMENTS Sayre School is required by the state of Kentucky to have on file a copy of each enrolled student’s immunization records. This information must be on a Commonwealth of Kentucky Immunization Certificate. These records must be valid through the current school year. These medical records must be sent to the registrar (attn: Luanne Stiles) before your child enters school in August or within 30 days from entering. a) State law as of 1/1/98 requires that all students, within 30 days of their fourth birthday have the following shots: 5th DPT, 4th Polio Vaccine and 2nd MMR. b) All students entering Kindergarten, or born October 1, 1992, or later are required to have three doses of Hepatitis B vaccine. c) State law as of 7/31/01 requires that all students entering preschool, or born August 1, 1995, or later are required to have the Varicella (chickenpox) vaccine before entering school. This vaccine is required unless a parent or physician states that the child has already had chickenpox disease. d) State law mandates that all students entering preschool through kindergarten or any new student entering school have an eye exam from an ophthalmologist or optometrist. This is mandatory. LUNCH (See Buttery). MEDICATION Families should let the office know if their child begins or changes a medication. This is necessary in order for the school to provide appropriate support and follow-up. All medical information is confidential and given out on a need to know basis. Prescription drugs may not be sent to school with a student for self administration. The Lower School office will dispense prescription medication to students upon written instructions from parents. Non-prescription medication (Tylenol, etc.) will be administered after phone approval from parents. 13
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