• Fundamental Dress Code

    Students in the fundamental schools are expected to exercise good judgement and dress in a responsible manner.  The Code of Student Conduct and the Fundamental Handbook outline the dress code for Osceola Fundamental High School.

    All clothing must be work in the manner in which it is designed to be worn.  Any exception to the dress code policies my be approved by the school administration.  All dress and grooming rules will be enforced.  Students violating the dress code will be sent to the office to call their parent/guardian for a change of clothing.  The student will be issued a detention for each violation of the dress code policy*. Repeated violations may result in a referral to the school’s Intervention and Appeal Committee.

    Within the first 10 school days students violating the dress code policy will receive a warning for the first offense, any additional offenses after the initial violation will result in a detention. All future violations will result in detentions, as stated in Fundamental Policy.

    ~The following is in ADDITION to the PCSB dress code outlined in the Student Code of Conduct.

    Acceptable dress in the fundamental high school includes:

    • Dresses or skirts that are no shorter than mid-thigh
    • Ankle-length pants or slacks
    • Leggings IF the top goes to mid-thigh
    • Shirts, blouses, and/or sweaters
    • Nylon or cotton athletic pants
    • Shoes with some form of heel strap (Crocs MUST been worn with back strap)

    Unacceptable dress in the fundamental high school includes:

    • Shorts of any kind
    • Dresses, shirts, and/or blouses which bare the midriff (rule of thumb, the hem of the top should be below the belt loop)
    • Tank tops
    • Capris
    • Jeans and/or pants with rips, shreds, or tears
    • Flip flops, sandals, slippers, and/or any shoes without a back strap
    • See-through shirts
    • Halter dresses or blouses
    • Clothing and/or jewelry depicting profanity, violence, weapons, sexually suggestive signs or symbols, drugs/tobacco/alcohol, or cult/gang-related groups/clubs and organizations/activities