School Uniform/Dress Code

When St. Scholastica School first opened its doors in September of 2018, the school was not a full uniform school. Our Catholic School Council made the decision at our November 2018 Catholic School Council meeting to proceed with a uniform vote that would take place in February/March of 2019.  All families who had children from JK to Grade 6 who were currently registered at the school and those who were “pre-registered for the start of the 2019-2020 school year were provided with a ballot during our voting period.  Our uniform vote yielded a 72% response rate and our parents voices were heard loud and clear when the result of this vote indicated a 74% YES vote for the implementation of a school uniform starting in September of 2019.

As of September 2019, all students in Grades K-7 are expected to be in full school uniform as described in the Halton Catholic District School Board’s uniform policy: II-41 School Uniform Dress Code/School Dress Code.  This policy is linked below for your reference:

II-41 School Uniform Dress Code – School Dress Code

Ours school’s uniform provider is InSchoolWear Uniforms (ISW) and their website is linked below:

InSchoolwear Home

For any non uniform or special sprit days, student clothing for school MUST:

1. Be free of inappropriate logos, sayings or pictures, especially when the subject matter refers to drug use, is suggestive or overtly sexual or violent.
2. Have sleeves covering the shoulders. Bare midriffs, halter-tops, tops with ‘spaghetti’ straps, muscle shirts, cut-up or cut-off shirts, are not acceptable.
3. Be worn at the waist (pants, skirts, shorts). Undergarments should not   be visible. Cut-off shorts are not acceptable.
4. Be of modest cut and proportions (skirts and shorts).
5. Include closed-toe shoes. Running shoes cannot leave black marks on the gym floor.
6. Provide appropriate coverage for comfortable, modest and safe movement during activities including Physical Education and DPA. Clothing which is either too baggy or too tight is not recommended.

CAPS/HATS ARE NOT TO BE WORN INDOORS