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BOYS' UNIFORMS GIRLS' UNIFORMS Primary School Boys (K-2) Primary School Girls (K-2) BOYS' UNIFORMS GIRLS' UNIFORMS Primary School Boys (K-2) Primary School Girls (K-2) Required Dress Uniform: Required Dress Uniform: • Gray shorts • Jumper, navy hounds’ tooth with brass buttons • White oxford, button down collar, short sleeves • Short sleeve white with navy piping round collar blouse • Navy v-neck vest • White bobby socks • Navy crew socks • Navy lycra athletic shorts under jumper (required daily) • Black belt, plain buckle Daily Options: Daily Options: • Long sleeve white blouse, Peter Pan collar (HLS monogram) • Gray long pants • Navy crewneck cardigan • White oxford, button down collar, long sleeves • 11/1-3/1 or inclement weather: White or navy tights • White polo style shirt, short or long sleeve, with HLS Logo • Navy sweater (v-neck pullover) Grammar School Girls (3-6) Grammar School Boys (3-6) Required Dress Uniform: Required Dress Uniform: • Navy skirt, contoured waist band, max 1” above knees. • Short sleeve white blouse, Peter Pan collar (HLS monogram) • Gray long pants • Gray sweater vest • White oxford, button down collar, long sleeves • Navy floppy tie • Navy v-neck vest • White knee socks, no cables • Navy or black crew socks • Navy lycra athletic shorts under skirt (required daily) • Black belt, plain buckle Daily Options: Daily Options: • Long sleeve white blouse, Peter Pan collar (HLS monogram) • White oxford, button down collar, short sleeves • Gray sweater (v-neck cardigan or pullover) • White polo style shirt, short or long sleeves, with HLS Logo • 11/1-3/1 or inclement weather: White or navy tights • Navy sweater (v-neck cardigan or v-neck pullover) • White cable knee socks • Vest or sweater required daily Shoes: All shoes must be BLACK leather or suede; no cloth or patent leather. Soles must also be black. No athletic shoes may be worn. Boys may wear loafers, moccasins or oxfords and must be able to tie laces. To Order, Contact Shaheen’s Department Store: Girls may wear Mary Janes ONLY; no ballet flats, slip-ons, or heels. Shaheens.com • (502) 899-1550 • [email protected] Uniform Requirements for HLS Anderson Dress or Performance Uniforms: Students are required to wear these items for ceremonies, pictures, and performances. Required items may also be worn every day. All dress uniform items must be purchased from Shaheen’s. Daily Options: These items add flexibility to the daily uniform. They are not to be worn for performances. While some items may be purchased elsewhere, they must be indistinguishable from the ones sold at Shaheen’s. GENERAL GUIDELINES: Everything that is worn, and the manner in which it is worn, should complement the overall appearance of the uniform, not compete with or detract from it. In cases where a question arises, decisions will be left to the discretion of the HLS administration. Uniforms should be clean, well-fitting, in good repair, and the proper length. As children grow, parents should let out hems or replace items. Shirts should be tucked in. Additional non-uniform clothing, including jackets, may not be worn in classrooms; only uniform sweaters and vests in class. Plain white t-shirts or camisoles may be worn under shirts and blouses. Undershirts for girls should not be visible at the neckline. UNIFORM Girls should wear minimal, simple jewelry. Stud earrings or small hoops, chains with a small pendant, and/or watch are acceptable. REQUIREMENTS Cloth, leather or plastic jewelry is not allowed. Hair accessories must match the uniform (white, red, navy, blue, Primary and Grammar School pink, or HLS hounds’ tooth). Hair should be neat and out of eyes. Boys’ hair should be neatly groomed, above mid-ear, off the face, -- and off the collar. No facial hair. Hair should not be dyed in unnatural colors. If in doubt about any item, please ask the director for approval. 2018 • 2019 .
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