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18-19 Uniforms.Pub 5th- 8th Middle School Girls The Middle School administration reserves the right to determine if any item Uniform Guidelines meets the standards described below. Shirts Skirts/Pants/Shorts Outerwear Footwear • White long or short sleeved • Skirts are to be no shorter than • Students may wear any red, • Students may wear boat shoes oxford or polo shirts may be one credit card length above royal, navy or gray 1/4 zip, full (solid navy, brown or tan), worn. the back of the knee. zip or hoodie sold in the PAWS white or black leather athletic Store. shoes (low tops, no logo) or • White polo shirts must have the • Students are encouraged to • Approved uniform sweater saddle shoes (black or blue). school logo embroidered on wear modesty shorts under options are the only them. skirts. • Keds® may not be worn. acceptable options on a • Polo shirt hems must be at the • Shorts and pants for girls are Eucharist day. • Athletic shoes are required for hips or above. available by special order only. P.E. Please allow for 2-3 weeks for Eucharist Dress • On Eucharist days girls must • Shoes are not available at the delivery. wear white oxford shirts with • Girls must wear white oxford PAWS store. their skirts or pants. • Shorts may not be worn on shirts and a skirt or pants. • White socks or, in cooler Eucharist days. P.E. Uniform • Approved uniform sweater weather, solid navy, white or options are the only black tights or leggings may be • P.E. Uniforms (t-shirt & shorts) are required. Students attend acceptable options on a worn. Sweatpants and joggers P.E. every other day. Eucharist day. are not allowed. • 5th-7th graders wear a red P.E. shirt. 8th graders wear a Shop in-store or online gray P.E. shirt. www.parishepiscopal.org/shoppaws Shirts Short Sleeve Pique Short Sleeve Polo Feminine Cut Polo XXS-XL Long Sleeve Pique Polo Youth XS-3XL Adult XXS-XL XXS-XL Youth Performance Youth XS-XXL White Adult XS-XL Logo Youth White Logo S-3XL Feminine Fit Adult White 5th-8th 5th-8th 5th-8th Logo Short Sleeve Long Sleeve Oxford 6-16 6-16 Girls Girls White White (5th-8th) Middle School Girls XS-3XL XS-3XL Adult Adult White White 5th-8th 5th-8th Skirts Multiple Pleat Skirt No Roll Pleat Skirt Wrap Skirt w/ Front Buttons 22-46 0-17 0-11 Adult Junior Junior Plaid Plaid Plaid 5th-8th 5th-8th 5th-8th Three Down Stitched Pleats Two Inverted-stitch Pleat Skirt 22-46 22-44 Adult Adult Plaid Plaid 5th-8th 5th-8th Shop in-store or online www.parishepiscopal.org/shoppaws Pants/Shorts Pleated Walking Shorts* Flat Front Slacks* Pleated Slacks* 7-16 7-16 7-16 Girls Girls Girls 5-19 Navy Junior Navy Navy Pocket Pocket Flap Cotton & Flap Detailing Spandex Detailing 5th-8th 5th-8th 5th-8th *Girls uniform shorts and pants are by special order only. Modesty Shorts Monkey Bar Buddies Middle School Girls (5th-8th) Middle School Girls XS-XXL XS-XXL Navy Navy 5th-8th 5th-8th P.E. Uniform Crewneck P.E. Shirt Crewneck P.E. Shirt P.E. Shorts S-XL S-XL XS-XL Youth Youth Youth XS- XS- XS- XXL XXL XXL Adult Adult Adult Red Gray Navy Logo Logo Logo 5th-7th 8th 5th-8th Shop in-store or online www.parishepiscopal.org/shoppaws Outerwear V-Neck Cardigan V-Neck Pullover V-Neck Vest XXS-XL XS-XL XS-XL Youth Youth Youth S-XXL S-XXL S-XXL Adult Adult Adult Navy or Navy Navy Red or Red Soft Fit Acrylic Acrylic Logo Logo 5th-8th Logo 5th-8th 5th-8th While supplies last. The above items are approved for wear on Eucharist days. Students may wear any red, royal, navy or gray 1/4 zip, full zip or hoodie sold in the PAWS Store on regular dress days. Footwear Tri-Fold Bobby Sock Crew Sock Knee-Hi Cable Sock Tights/Leggings (5ht-8th) Middle School Girls S-XL S-XL S-XL Navy Youth Youth Youth Limited White White White sizes available in-store 5th-8th 5th-8th 5th-8th 5th-8th Shoes Not Sold in PAWS Solid Athletic Shoe Saddle Shoe Boat Shoe All white or black Black or Solid Blue Navy No logo Brown or Nike or Tan New Balance suggested 5th-8th 5th-8th 5th-8th Shop in-store or online www.parishepiscopal.org/shoppaws 5th- 8th Middle School Boys Uniform Guidelines Shirts Pants/Shorts Outerwear Footwear • White long or short sleeved • Boys may wear navy shorts or • Students may wear any red, • Students may wear boat shoes oxford or polo shirts may be pants. royal, navy or gray 1/4 zip, full (solid navy, brown or tan) or worn. zip or hoodie sold in the PAWS white or black leather athletic • Belts are optional, but if a belt Store. shoes (low tops, no logo). • White polo shirts must have the is worn, it may be navy, brown • Approved uniform sweater school logo embroidered on or black. • Athletic shoes are suggested options are the only them. for P.E. • Short hems must be slightly acceptable outwear on a • Polo shirt hems must be at the above the knee. Eucharist day. • Shoes are not available at the hips or above. PAWS store. P.E. Uniform • On Eucharist days boys must Eucharist Dress • White socks must be worn. • P.E. Uniforms (t-shirt & shorts) wear white oxford shirts and • Boys must wear white oxford are required. Students attend pants. shirts, pants and a plaid P.E. every other day. adjustable, clip on or standard The Middle School administration • Oxford shirts may be worn on a reserves the right to determine if any • 5th-7th graders wear a red tie. Shorts may not be worn. daily basis if a student prefers. item meets the standards described P.E. shirt. 8th graders wear a • Approved uniform sweater above. gray P.E. shirt. options are the only acceptable outerwear on a Eucharist day. Shop in-store or online www.parishepiscopal.org/shoppaws Shirts Pique Short Sleeve Polo Long Sleeve Pique Polo XXS-XL Youth XS-3XL XXS- Adult XL Performance Youth White XS-XL Logo Youth S-3XL Adult White 5th-8th 5th-8th Logo Short Sleeve Oxford Long Sleeve Oxford 6-20 6-20 Boys Boys White White Middle School Boys (5th-8th) Middle School Boys S-3XL S-3XL Adult Adult White White 5th-8th 5th-8th Pants/Shorts Flat Front Shorts Pleated Front Shorts 3-20 Regular 3-20 Regular 3-20 Slim 3-20 Slim 25-38 Husky 25-38 Husky Boys Boys Navy Navy 5th-8th 5th-8th Flat Front Slacks Pleated Front Slacks 3-20 Regular 3-20 Regular 3-20 Slim 3-20 Slim 25-38 Husky 25-38 Husky Boys Boys Navy Navy 5th-8th 5th-8th Shop in-store or online www.parishepiscopal.org/shoppaws Outerwear XXS-XL V-Neck Cardigan V-Neck Pullover V-Neck Vest XS-XL XS-XL Youth Youth Youth S-XXL S-XXL S-XXL Adult Adult Adult Navy or Navy Navy Red or Red Soft Fit Acrylic Acrylic Logo Logo Logo 5th-8th 5th-8th 5th-8th While supplies last. The above items are approved for wear on Eucharist days. Students may wear any red, royal, navy or gray 1/4 zip, full zip or hoodie sold in the PAWS Store on regular dress days. Middle School Boys (5th-8th) Middle School Boys Accessories Clip-On Tie Adjustable Tie Adult Tie Bow Tie Braided Belt 12”-18” One One One XS-3XL Size Boys Size Size Navy, Plaid Black or Plaid Plaid Plaid Brown 5th-8th 5th-8th 5th-8th 5th-8th 5th-8th P.E. Uniform Crewneck P.E. Shirt Crewneck P.E. Shirt P.E. Shorts S-XL S-XL XS-XL Youth Youth Youth XS- XS- XS- XXL XXL XXL Adult Adult Adult Red Gray Navy Logo Logo 5th-7th 8th Logo 5th-8th Shop in-store or online www.parishepiscopal.org/shoppaws Footwear Shoes Not Sold in PAWS Solid Athletic Shoe Boat Shoe Crew Sock All black Solid No logo S-XL Navy or Youth Nike or Brown White New Balance suggested 5th-8th 5th-8th 5th-8th Middle School Boys (5th-8th) Middle School Boys Shop in-store or online www.parishepiscopal.org/shoppaws .
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