MCMHS dress code will be in compliance with the MMS Board Policy #6.310: Administration and members of the Student Government met and modified the dress code for the 2022 - 2023 school year.
The following expectations for student dress have been established to promote a safe and optimum learning environment.
Apparel items or appearances, which tend to draw attention to an individual rather than the learning environment or its surroundings, must be avoided. In matters of opinion, the judgment of the principal or principal’s designee shall prevail.
The school administration reserves the right to determine whether the students attire is within the limits of decency, modesty, and safety. Examples of clothing considered outside the limits of decency, modesty, and safety are tights, sagging pants, and low-cut tops.
The principal may allow exceptions in special circumstances or occasions such as holidays or special performances and may further prescribe dress in certain classes such as physical education, vocational classes, and science labs.
MCMHS Dress Code Violations do not start over at the end of the semester.
The following dress code standards will be observed at Millington Central Middle High School:
1. Pants/Shorts must be worn at the waist and must be an appropriate size. All pants must be worn at a safe length.
2. Skirts, dresses, and shorts must be no shorter than 4 inches above the knee.
3. Clothing with holes – below the knee are allowed.
4. Tights may not be worn as pants.
5. Shirts, blouses, and dresses must completely cover the abdomen, back, and back. Shirts or tops must cover the waistband of pants, shorts, or skirts. Low-cut blouses, shirts, or tank tops are prohibited.
6. Except for religious or medical purposes, head apparel (such as hoods, hats, bandanas, etc.) may not be worn inside the school building.
7. Footwear is required and must be safe and appropriate for indoor and outdoor activity. House slippers are not allowed. Any student working in the MCHS shop class (automotive, small engine, etc.) are not allowed to wear sandals/flip-flops for safety reasons.
8. Clothing and accessories such as backpacks, patches, jewelry, and notebooks must not display (1) racial or ethnic slurs/symbols, (2) gang affiliations, (3) vulgar, subversive, or sexually suggestive images (4) promotion of products which students may not legally buy; such as alcohol, tobacco, and illegal drugs.
9. Waist length sweaters, sweatshirts, and lightweight jackets (appropriately sized) can be worn inside school for warmth (no blankets are allowed).
10. Prohibited items include:
Any student not attired in accordance with the MCMHS Dress Code Policy shall be subject to the following consequences:
1) First Violation: Students may do one of two things:
A. Students will correct the dress code violation
B. Contact a parent to bring a change of clothes
Student will receive warning from MCMHS administration and warning will be logged.
2) Second Violation: Students may do one of two things:
A. Students will correct the dress code violation
B. Contact a parent to bring a change of clothes
Student will receive 1 Day of Detention from MCMHS administration and the 2nd Dress code violation will be logged.
3) Third Violation: Students may do one of two things:
A. Students will correct the dress code violation
B. Contact a parent to bring a change of clothes
Student will receive 1 Day of ISS from MCMHS administration and the 3rd Dress code violation will be logged.
4) Fourth Violation: Students may do one of two things:
A. Students will correct the dress code violation
B. Contact a parent to bring a change of clothes
Student will receive 3 Day of ISS from MCMHS administration and the 4th Dress Code violation will be logged.
After the fourth violation, all dress code violations will be labeled as willful disobedience, and the student will receive progressive measures of extended ISS and/or (ex. 1 Day OSS, 3 days OSS, etc.)