Dress Code

Participants are expected to maintain good grooming habits and appropriate dress. Participants may be asked to leave or change into appropriate dress. The following clothing will not be accepted: Clothing that displays obscenities of violence, sexual content, drug-related messages and profanity. Shirts, blouses or dresses which expose the midriff, navel or cleavage. Clothing that sags below the waistline or must be held in placed with the hands. Shorts, skirts and dresses that do not reach the finger tips when both hands are at the side.

Children should come to the program appropriately dressed for outdoor activity, including hats, mittens, and boots in the winter and sunscreen in the summer. Participants should be dressed according to the days activities.

We are unable to keep individual children inside when the group is going out to play. Outdoor play is important and educational; therefore, it is crucial to send appropriate outdoor clothing. A child who is not well enough to play outside should stay home. We will make every effort to have children dress warmly and we will not go outside in extreme weather.