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Parker Uniform Requirements NHP Primary Parker Uniform Requirements Kindergarten and 1st Grade Girls Required Items (Formal Dress Uniform) White Peter Pan collar blouse – long and short sleeve Jumper – plaid only (two styles available) Blue Jumper with logo only for 16-17 SY Modesty Shorts – navy Green sweater - cardigan, pull-over, or vest White New Balance tennis shoes, white Reebok tennis shoes, or any identical all white tennis shoe – Velcro or shoelaces are acceptable. Knee socks or socks that cover the ankle (no-show socks are not allowed) Optional Items Navy shorts with cuff and tab Navy unisex pull-on shorts Navy slacks pleated with tab Navy unisex pull-on slacks Green or Navy polo shirt may be worn Tuesday through Friday. Shirts mush have monogram with Uplift North Hills. Polo shirts that do not say “Uplift” are not allowed. Plaid ‘skort’ with white peter pan collar blouse, or navy polo Green Sweatshirt with UNHP Crest Kindergarten and 1st Grade Boys Required Items (Formal Dress Uniform) White oxford button down collar shirt – long and short sleeve Navy pleated pants or unisex pull-on slacks Green sweater - cardigan, pull-over, or vest Black New Balance shoes, Black Reebok shoes, or any identical all black tennis shoe – Velcro or shoelaces are acceptable. Socks that cover the ankle – solid navy, white, or black. No show socks are not allowed. Optional Items Navy unisex pull-on shorts Green or Navy polo shirt may be worn Tuesday through Friday. Shirts mush have monogram with Uplift North Hills. Polo shirts that do not say “Uplift” are not allowed. Green Sweatshirt with UNHP Crest 2nd – 5th Grade Girls Required Items (Formal Dress Uniform) White Peter Pan collar blouse – long and short sleeve Jumper – plaid only (two styles available) Blue Jumper with logo only for 16-17 SY Modesty Shorts – navy Green sweater - cardigan, pull-over, or vest White New Balance tennis shoes, white Reebok tennis shoes, or any identical all white tennis shoe – Must have shoelaces Knee socks or socks that cover the ankle (no-show socks are not allowed) Optional Items Navy shorts - cuffed with tab Navy slacks - pleated with tab Black leather belt with silver buckle Green or Navy polo shirt may be worn Tuesday through Friday. Shirts mush have monogram with Uplift North Hills. Polo shirts that do not say “Uplift” are not allowed. Plaid ‘skort’ with white peter pan collar blouse, or navy polo Green Sweatshirt with UNHP Crest 2nd – 5th Grade Boys Required Items (Formal Dress Uniform) White oxford button down collar shirt – long and short sleeve Navy pleated pants Green sweater - cardigan, pull-over, or vest Black leather belt with silver buckle Black New Balance tennis shoes, black Reebok tennis shoes, or any identical all black tennis shoe – Must have shoelaces Socks that cover the ankle – solid navy, white, or black. No show socks are not allowed Optional Item Navy pleated shorts Green or Navy polo shirt may be worn Tuesday through Friday. Shirts mush have monogram with Uplift North Hills. Polo shirts that do not say “Uplift” are not allowed. Green Sweatshirt with UNHP Crest Formal dress uniform must be worn every Monday Primary students are invited to wear a college t-shit every Friday with uniform pants or shorts (optional). .
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