Dress Code
The YES Prep uniform policy is centered around the values of equity and school pride. A school uniform allows for community building and options within the uniform selection allows for student and family choice.
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What are the dress code expectations?
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ID Badge |
Students must always wear Student ID badges while on campus. ID badges must always be worn on a lanyard and visible. |
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YES Prep Shirts |
Students are required to wear a YES Prep polo and/or a YES Prep spirit shirt five days a week. Students are not required to tuck in shirts. |
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Bottoms |
Students are required to wear khaki, navy, black, or denim bottoms. |
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Shoes |
Students are required to wear closed-toe and closed-back shoes. Crocs are not permitted. |
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Free Dress |
Free Dress will be utilized as a reward for attendance, behavior and/or academic performance. |
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Outerwear |
Students are allowed to wear ONLY YES Prep outerwear of their choice. |
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Accessories/Styling
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Students are permitted to wear accessories that reflect their religious or cultural head coverings. Students are not permitted to wear sunglasses, hats or hoods unless otherwise communicated. |
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Backpack Policy |
All students are required to use clear or mesh backpacks. For more information about this new policy, including Frequently Asked Questions, click here. |
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Dress Item |
Expectation |
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YES Prep Shirts |
Students are required to wear a YES Prep Polo or YES Prep Spirit Shirt 5 days of the week to strengthen school pride, unify the community, and to promote a college-going culture. All YES Prep students should own at least 1 campus polo. Students are not required to tuck in shirts. |
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YES Prep Outerwear |
Students are required to wear YES Prep-branded outerwear to continue to strengthen school pride, unify the community, and promote a college-going culture. Outerwear must be purchased from YES Prep or the campus Athletic Department. Students may choose from the following:
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Bottoms |
Students may choose between pants, skirts, or shorts of the following:
Students should wear bottoms that allow them to comfortably participate in PE. Students may not wear pajama pants or bottoms with holes. Shorts and skirts should be no shorter than mid-thigh. Bottoms may not have holes/tears below the knee/with leggings underneath. Students are not required to wear belts. |
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Shoes |
Tennis shoes are recommended so students can safely participate in activities at recess and in PE. For safety purposes, all shoes must meet the following criteria:
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Accessories & Styling |
Students may have visible piercings and tattoos if messaging and images are school-appropriate. Accessory items that are spiked (bracelets, belts, collars) are not permitted due to safety reasons. Students may wear a variety of hairstyles and colors. Head shaving designs are permitted as long as images are school-appropriate. Hats and sunglasses are not permitted for safety purposes. Religious head coverings are permitted. |
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Free Dress Tops
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Clothing should meet the following criteria:
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Uniform Daily Expectations
Students must follow the specific daily expectations for uniforms at their campus as outlined below. Please note that there may be some exceptions to these dress code expectations to accommodate cultural celebrations and traditions. Exceptions to uniform expectations will be communicated to students and families in advance.
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Day of the Week |
Dress Code Expectations |
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Monday |
Approved Top:
Approved Bottoms:
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Tuesday |
Approved Top:
Approved Bottoms:
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Wednesday |
Approved Top:
Approved Bottoms:
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Thursday |
Approved Top:
Approved Bottoms:
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Friday |
Approved Top:
Approved Bottoms:
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YES Prep’s updated dress code policy
YES Prep’s dress code policy is centered around values of equity and school pride. The YES Prep dress code allows for building individuality and allows for community building through campus-specific attire. The dress code is a daily expectation and should meet district and campus guidelines. Like all YES Prep policies, if a student’s dress or accessory choice poses a concern for student physical or emotional safety, a campus administrator has the discretion to disallow the dress item.
For more insight into YES Prep’s dress code policy, click here.
