​​Students are best prepared for school when they are properly dressed and groomed.  They are expected to follow standards of cleanliness, neatness, and modesty in everything they wear.  Students wear a uniform in order to promote a feeling of equality for all children while discouraging competition in dress.  We take pride in our school and the uniform provides a means of identity for the students with our school. For this reason, we sincerely hope that you respect the uniform policy, which will be strictly enforced.

 

Emphasis should be placed on good taste, neatness, cleanliness, and modesty.  If a student frequently offends against published standards of dress, grooming, or hygiene, and has been corrected in this regard, the cooperation of parents should be sought to correct the problem.

 

A student out of uniform will be issued a "conduct referral" which must be signed by the student and parent and returned to the teacher/faculty member. After three "conduct referrals," the student will receive a detention.  Students who need a haircut or who need to lengthen their skirts will be issued a formal warning.  Students will have until the following Monday to be in compliance.  A detention will be issued if the problem was not resolved following the weekend. A student's conduct grade will be lowered by repeated uniform notice violations. The school reserves the right to have students out of dress code change into a school-supplied uniform item. The school does not guarantee that the supplied uniform items will be to size and/or coordinate with dress code or free dress outfits. School-supplied uniform items that are not returned by the end of the week in which they were issued will be subject to a replacement-cost charge.​

​Required Uniform:  All uniform clothing must be purchased from Dennis Uniform, Hello Nella​, and the online OLG Store.

Uniform Code for Boys (Items Available at Dennis Uniforms & Hello Nella)

 
Regular Uniform for Preschool – Grade 5

  • School polo shirts in either royal blue, light blue, or white (long or short sleeves).
    • If polo shirt is longer than hip length, it must be tucked inside pants or shorts.
    • Long-sleeved shirts under short-sleeved shirts may not be worn.
  • Navy-blue uniform pants or shorts that are not oversized, undersized, or baggy.

 
Regular Uniform for Middle School
·       School polo shirts in navy-blue or white (long or short sleeve). No other colors allowed.
·       Gray uniform pants or shorts that are not oversized, undersized, or baggy.
·       OLG letterman sweater.

Additional Uniform for Preschool – 8 Boys

  • Belts are not required but should be a solid, dark color if worn.
  • Socks in solid white or black only must be worn during school hours.
    • Socks should not have any stripes. Small logos such as a Nike swish are acceptable. No Elite brand socks are allowed. The principal has final approval.
    • Socks do not have to be visible. 
  • School shoes must be blue, black, and/or white. Logo/brand accents may be a different color.
  • Navy-blue sweaters, cardigans, and non-hoodie sweatshirts with school logos may be worn.
  • Non-uniform jackets and coats are NOT allowed in cold or rainy weather.

 
Required Formal Uniform for K – Grade 8 (for Mass & Other Formal Days as per the School Calendar)
·       Navy-blue school V-neck sweater vest (long sleeve or sleeveless) over a white school polo shirt

  • Navy-blue uniform pants or shorts that are not oversized, undersized, or baggy.
  • Middle school boys only:
    • uniform gray shorts or pants;
    • may wear the OLG letterman sweater instead of the navy-blue school V-neck sweater/vest.

 
P.E. Uniform for Grades 1 – 8  
·       Ash gray T-shirt with school logo
·       Navy-blue nylon mesh gym shorts or sweats with school logo
·       Athletic shoes with Velcro and/or laces  
·       OLG event T-shirts for the current school year may be worn in place of the uniform PE shirts

Required Cool Weather Uniform
·       Polartec jacket with school logo

 
All uniforms must be properly laundered and not excessively worn. Additionally, families should consult the Parent-Student Handbook for expectations on general appearance, hairstyles, use of accessories, and non-uniform dress codes.

Uniform Code for Girls (Items Available at Dennis Uniforms & Hello Nella)

 
Regular Uniform for Preschool – Grade 5

  • School polo shirts in either royal blue, light blue, or white (long or short sleeves).
    • If polo shirt is longer than hip length, it must be tucked inside pants, shorts, or skorts.
    • Long-sleeved shirts under short-sleeved shirts may not be worn.
  • Uniform plaid jumper set no higher than the top of the knee.
  • Uniform plaid or solid navy skort that falls no higher than the mid-thigh.

 
Regular Uniform for Middle School
·       School polo shirts in navy blue or white (long or short sleeves). No other polo colors allowed.

  • Uniform gray shorts (that fall no higher than the mid-thigh), pants, or skirts (set no higher than the top of the knee).

·       OLG letterman sweater.
 
Additional Uniform for Preschool – 8 Girls

  • Leggings (worn under clothing), tights, and knee socks must be solid white, navy-blue, or black.
  • Socks in solid white, navy, or black must be worn during school hours.
    • Socks should not have any stripes or logos. Small logos such as a Nike swish are acceptable.
    • Socks do not have to be visible. 
  • School shoes must be blue, black, and/or white. Logo/brand accents may be a different color.
    • Leather Mary Jane style shoes in solid black are permitted; white/black saddle shoes permitted; no slip-on loafers or slip-on shoes of any kind are permitted.
  • Navy-blue sweaters, cardigans, and non-hoodie sweatshirts with school logos.
  • Non-uniform jackets and coats are NOT allowed in cold or rainy weather.

 
Required Formal Uniform for K – Grade 8 (for Mass & Other Formal Days as per the School Calendar)
·       Navy-blue school V-neck sweater vest (long sleeve or sleeveless) over a white school polo shirt.

  • Uniform pants, skorts (that fall no higher than the mid-thigh), or jumpers (set no higher than the top of the knee).
  • Middle school girls only:
    • Uniform gray shorts (that fall no higher than the mid-thigh), pants, or skirts (set no higher than the top of the knee);
    • may wear the OLG letterman sweater instead of the navy-blue school V-neck sweater/vest.

 
P.E. Uniform for Grades 1 – 8  
·       Ash gray T-shirt with school logo
·       Navy-blue nylon mesh gym shorts or sweats with school logo
·       Athletic shoes with Velcro and/or laces 
·       OLG event T-shirts for the current school year may be worn in place of the uniform PE shirts
 
Required Cool Weather Uniform
·       Polartec jacket with school logo

All uniforms must be properly laundered and not excessively worn. Additionally, families should consult the Parent-Student Handbook for expectations on general appearance, hairstyles, use of accessories, and non-uniform dress codes.

General Appearance

Make Up / Body Art

  • Make-up may not be worn to school.
  • Only clear nail polish may be worn to school.
  • No acrylic nails.
  • No tattoos or other body art, including students' writing/ drawing on each other.
  • Students wearing makeup will be directed to wash it off.

Hairstyles

  • Hair must be neat, clean, and not interfere with vision.
  • Hair must be a natural hair color.
  • Boys' hair must be above the collar and ear lobes, and above the eyebrows; may not be unruly or shaggy.
  • No spiked hair or shaved head (partial or entire). Trimmed hair must be long enough to grasp with fingers.
  • Middle school boys are to be clean-shaven at all times.
  • Only moderate hair accessories are acceptable.  Head coverings such as hats or scarves are not allowed.  Feathers are not allowed.
  • Hair bands, bows, and barrettes must be modest in nature and size and match uniform colors of navy blue, white, black, and/or gray.
  • Students may be asked to get a haircut at the discretion of the school. Students who need a haircut will be issued a formal warning.  Students will have until the following Monday to be in compliance.  A detention will be issued if the problem was not resolved following the weekend.  
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Jewelry

  • A watch may be worn; "Smart" watches such as Apple watches, FitBits, etc. are not permitted.
  • Girls may wear one pair of small stud earrings on the lower ear lobes. No dangling or hoop earrings are permitted. Only one earring per lobe may be worn.
  • Boys may not wear earrings to school.
  • Body piercing other than ears is not permitted. 
  • Students are allowed one modest necklace and one bracelet. Oversized, inappropriate, or excessive amounts of jewelry (oversized necklaces, neck chains) are not allowed. Anklets are not allowed.

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Non-Uniform Days

There are days when students are allowed to wear clothing other than the school uniform.  On these days, the following guidelines should be followed:​

  • Girls' skirts or dresses must be modest in length and set no higher than the top of the knee. 
  • Pants/Shorts:  Pants and shorts of any color may be worn. They must be clean and neat with no holes or ragged edges. They cannot be oversized, sag, or revealing.  
  • Girls shorts/skorts: Length of shorts should be modest and fall no higher than the mid-thigh. Short-shorts are not permitted.​ Students may not wear pajamas except when approved for Spirit Days.​
  • Shoes: Athletic type leather, suede, or canvas shoes are permitted. UGG Boots or boots in the UGG style, sandals, slip-on style, platform soles, lighted soles, shoes with zippers or wheels, or backless mule style shoes are NOT permitted.  No crocs.
  • Tank tops, cropped or tube tops, spaghetti straps, low-cut tops, and exposed midriffs are not allowed.
  • Shirts should not have inappropriate writing or logos on them.
  • Leggings/yoga pants are not allowed.
  • All dress code/uniform questions are resolved at the discretion of the administration.​

Students who fail to comply with these non-uniform dress regulations may be required to change, and may lose the privilege of "free dress" for the duration of the school year for continued non-compliance.​

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