High School Dress Code
Boys and Girls High School Dress Code
AEF Schools requires a dress code for students.
At AEF Schools, we feel strongly that there is a direct association between how people look and how they feel about themselves. Neat and attractive usually means proud and confident. In addition, the school has had a long and honored custom of wearing uniforms. Our standard of dress prescribes a specific dress code during the school day. Students will arrive at and leave from school in the full school uniform, unless special permission is given to the contrary.
While the school encourages and accepts the principle that all students are individuals, by our traditional nature, we expect our students to demonstrate that individuality in their scholarship, character and performance, rather than through extreme dress or grooming; At AEF Schools, we have a uniform and maintain extremely high standards of personal behavior. These high standards are a significant part of our community personality, and we take great pride in that.
Accordingly, extreme hair styles, such as long and/or messy, dyed an unnatural color, or too short or shaved, are inappropriate and unacceptable. Likewise, jewelry must be conservative by traditionally accepted standards, such as no body rings, conservative earrings for girls, and studs for boys. Loose or baggy clothing and elaborately styled shoes, while presently fashionable, are similarly inconsistent with the spirit of our dress standards and are, therefore, unacceptable.
AEF High School
We believe that a dress code:
- Fosters school spirit and community identity
- Helps the student develop pride in his or her appearance
- Prepares the student for the personal grooming requirements and accepted manner of dress of society in general
- Mitigates against the destructive and costly competition among students engendered by fads in dress and style
- Reduces clothing expenses for parents
- Helps to focus the student’s attention on schoolwork by using clothing to differentiate between school time and other leisure pursuits
- All clothing should be clearly marked with student’s name on the inside tag.
- Wearing an AEF sweater etc. does not exempt a student from wearing an AEF collared shirt
- Pants/shorts must be worn above the waist
- Solid colored T-shirts may be worn underneath the polo shirts
- Solid colored long sleeves may be worn underneath the polo shirts
Boys High School Dress Code
- AEF black, white, green, light blue or burgundy collared shirt.
- Khaki or black pants or shorts (no cargo pants)
- White, black or any solid-colored socks.
- Brown or black belt (optional)
- Shoes: brown or black
- Sneakers: Solid white or black sneakers are preferred. However, sneakers with colored logos and trim are permitted.
- AEF sweater
Girls High School Dress Code
- AEF black, white, green, light blue or burgundy collared shirt.
- Khaki or black pants, shorts, skirts (Shorts and skirts must be knee length)
- White, black or any solid-colored socks.
- Brown or black belt (optional)
- Shoes: brown or black
- Sneakers: Solid white or black sneakers are preferred. However, sneakers with colored logos and trim are permitted.
- AEF sweater
Seniors and juniors at AEF High School have the opportunity to earn “Permanent Dress Down” after a set amount of time if the proper requirements are met.
To Earn “Dress Down” a student must:
- Wear their school uniform every day with zero infractions:
- Seniors: at the end of the first semester
- Juniors: at the end of quarter 3
Must maintain a 2.3 GPA or higher in all classes as well as an 80% in organizational skills
Must have neat and tidy grooming at all times:
- Hair brushed neatly and/or tied back
- Fingernails cut to an acceptable length
- Facial hair shaved or well groomed
AEF Uniforms are exclusively available for purchase at
- Flynn & O’Hara Uniforms
- 3740 Davie Road
- Davie, FL 33314
- www.flynnohara.com
- 800-441-4122