2025-2026 Princeton Elementary
Uniform Policy and Dress Code
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MONOGRAMS | Monograms are allowed on school uniform shirts and jackets. They must be no larger than 3 inches tall and placed in the pocket area only. For red and navy shirts/jackets, monograms must be white. For white shirts/jackets, they must be red or navy. Only first names, last names, or initials are permitted. |
BACKPACKS | Rolling backpacks are not allowed. |
BELTS | Belts must be appropriately sized, non-distracting, and worn daily with bottoms that have belt loops. |
SHOES | No open toed shoes, no open back shoes, no gaming shoes, no croc type shoes, no boots, or high heels are allowed. Your child must have appropriate shoes for P.E. |
SOCKS/LEGGINGS | Socks should be solid in color and red, white, blue, gray, or black. Girls may wear leggings under skirts, skorts, dresses, or jumpers. Leggings should be solid red, white, or navy only…no patterned leggings. |
HAIR | No distracting hairstyles (mohawks or faux-hawks) are allowed. No hair colors (pink, blue, green, purple, etc…) other than natural tones are allowed. |
JEWELRY/MAKEUP/ ACCESSORIES | Large or flashy jewelry is not permitted. Earrings and nails should not violate rules of safety. No make-up is allowed. Gloves of any kind are not allowed to be worn in the morning. No headbands with ears or bobbers on them. |
UNDERSHIRTS | T-shirts worn under uniform shirts and visible at the neckline must be solid white, navy, or red with no writing. |
JACKETS | Uniform jackets and sweatshirts sold by the school are permitted. All other jackets, sweatshirts, and sweaters must be solid navy, red, white, gray, or black and in a plain, uniform style. No hoodies (defined as any pullover with a hood) are allowed. Hoods on zip-up or button-up jackets may only be worn during outdoor recess or activities. Denim jackets are not permitted. Please label all jackets with your child’s name. |
*The school administration reserves the right to determine what constitutes appropriate or inappropriate appearance. The dress code policy may be amended as needed, including in response to emerging fashion trends.*