Uniform Policy

School Uniform Policy

According the School Board Rule Dress Code –6Gx13- 5C-1.031, students are expected to come to school with proper attention having been given to personal cleanliness, grooming and neatness of dress. Students whose personal attire or grooming distracts the attention of other students or teachers from their school work shall be required to make the necessary alterations to such attire or grooming before entering the classroom or be sent home by the principal to be properly prepared for school. Students who fail to meet the minimum acceptable standards of cleanliness and neatness as determined by the principal and as specified in this rule shall be subject to appropriate disciplinary measures.

Ludlam Elementary School is a mandatory uniform school as determined by the voting of our school parents. All students are required to wear the designated school uniform. This uniform consists of: navy blue or khaki colored pants, skirts, skorts, shorts, or Bermuda shorts. Blue jeans are not acceptable. The shirt colors are light blue, yellow, white or red. All tops are to have the designated Ludlam Elementary School patch. The patches are available at Ibiley Uniforms or Ludlam Elementary School’s Store. You may purchase the school uniform clothing from the vendor of your choice. There will be school wide incentives to positively promote uniforms. Parents are encouraged to support the school in this effort.

Parents who object to their child wearing a mandatory uniform must request an Application for Exemption from the Student Uniform Program. This application is to be completed and submitted to the principal. Applications are available in the school’s main office. Once the application is received, a meeting will be scheduled with the principal at the school. If it is determined that the waiver request will be granted, a Confirmation of Uniform Exemption letter will be submitted to the parent.