The
Stadium School
Uniform Guidelines
Synergy
1300
Gorsuch Avenue Baltimore,
Maryland 21218 Phone:
410.366.1932 Fax:
410.396.7008 Email:
admin@stadiumschool.com Website:
www.stadiumschool.com
Uniform Guidelines
We hope you all have had a chance to see the great
new uniform shirts for the 2004-2005 school year. These shirts are part of a mandatory uniform. The sixth through seventh graders are
to wear yellow shirts with black khaki pants or black skirts, no mini skirts or
skirts with inappropriate slits. The
fourth-fifth and eighth graders wear the same pants or skirts with a white
uniform shirt. The shirts are available for purchase at the office for $15.00.
Please mark your shirts with your initials on the tag before the first day of
school so they cannot be misplaced.
It is our expectation that every student will be in uniform every day.
If a student arrives at his or her first period class out of uniform, that
student will be sent to administrator(s) for remediation. The suggestion for a mandatory uniform
policy is parent generated. We want the
focus of this school to be a healthy and nurturing learning environment, one
not contaminated by scantily clad boys and girls who are distracted by members
of the opposite sex or by competition over name brand shirts. Your education is
our primary concern, and we will do whatever we can to support that concern.
The Stadium School has had a uniform policy for
several years, but this year we are making it easier to ensure compliance by
providing shirts at a reasonable cost.
It is suggested that each student have a change of clothes in the locker
for sports, outside play on rainy days and for project days for the classes who
will be working in the garden, etc.
Please note, there is an incentive policy for the
advisory whose students comply with the uniform policy for an extended time
period – i.e. an entire month. Therefore, it is in the interest of every
student to help his or her classmates follow the uniform guidelines. We suggest that in the evening each student
make sure that he or she has a clean uniform shirt and pants or skirt ready for
the next morning.