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    Abbotsford Traditional Middle School has a mandatory student uniform policy to promote safety, equality, school spirit and a focus on learning. The dress code requires students to wear specific clothing items like skirts at knee-length, closed-toe shoes for shops classes, and school-crested polos and jackets. Hats, hoodies and unnatural hair colors are not permitted inside. Students who do not follow the dress code will be asked to change or supplied spare clothing, and parents will be notified of repeated issues.

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    Abbotsford Traditional Middle School has a mandatory student uniform policy to promote safety, equality, school spirit and a focus on learning. The dress code requires students to wear specific clothing items like skirts at knee-length, closed-toe shoes for shops classes, and school-crested polos and jackets. Hats, hoodies and unnatural hair colors are not permitted inside. Students who do not follow the dress code will be asked to change or supplied spare clothing, and parents will be notified of repeated issues.

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    Abbotsford Traditional Middle School has a mandatory student uniform policy to promote safety, equality, school spirit and a focus on learning. The dress code requires students to wear specific clothing items like skirts at knee-length, closed-toe shoes for shops classes, and school-crested polos and jackets. Hats, hoodies and unnatural hair colors are not permitted inside. Students who do not follow the dress code will be asked to change or supplied spare clothing, and parents will be notified of repeated issues.

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    Abbotsford Traditional Middle School

    Dress Code Policy

    At ATMS, our school has an established student uniform. Adhering to the Student Dress
    Code is one of the defining characteristics of the traditional school model. We believe
    promoting the use of the student uniform is important for the following reasons:
    • Student uniforms provide for a safe and orderly environment where our students are
    easily identifiable and behave to a higher standard.
    • ATMS has high academic expectations; students are expected to work with maximum
    effort. Dressing daily in the school uniform is symbolic of our commitment to a
    professional learning environment.
    • Students deserve to have a learning environment where others judge them by the
    content of their character, their ideas and their actions – not by what they wear.
    Uniforms provide an even playing field for all students and reduce bullying.
    • Wearing school-crested clothing fosters a sense of belonging and builds confidence
    and pride in our community.

    The following points indicate expectations of student attire at Abbotsford Traditional Middle
    School and at school sponsored activities either on or off campus:
    • Non-uniform jackets, ʻhoodiesʼ and other items should be removed during school hours
    and stored in lockers.
    • Hats and sunglasses must not be worn inside the school at anytime.
    • Shirts must be tucked in at all times when in the building, except in PE class.
    • Sweatpants, yoga pants, jeans and tights are not permitted.
    • Female students are permitted to wear tights and/or nylons to the ankle accompanied
    with a skirt/skort as long as they are in school colours (blue, grey, white or combination)
    • Students are required to follow safety/health regulations in regards to grooming and
    footwear in Shop and Home Ec. Lab. Hair must be tied back and closed toe shoes
    worn.
    • Skirts will be knee length.
    • For extra-curricular events (e.g. musical performances & sporting events) students are
    required to wear a Sabres school tie, upon teacher/coach request.
    • All students are required to wear ATMS PE strip with clean non-marking gym shoes for
    PE classes.
    • With the exception of plain white polos or blouses, all items should be logoed with the
    ATMS crest.
    • No unnatural hair colours. Hair may be dyed, but only in naturally occurring colours
    (blond, black, brown, etc.)
    • Body Art/Piercing and hairstyle should reflect our conservative climate.

    The responsibility of adhering to our schoolʼs dress code rests with the entire community.
    Students who do not meet the dress code requirements will be asked to dress appropriately
    or supplied with an immediate change of clothing (when available). Parents will be notified
    when chronic uniform infractions occur. The school attempts to collaborate with families and
    understands the student dress code should not prevent regular attendance. However, failure
    to consistently meet dress code expectations is a disciplinary infraction and may result in the
    parents or guardians being contacted and the student being sent home.

    Any questions/concerns regarding appropriate student dress should be referred directly to


    the school principal.

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