WOODROW WILSON MIDDLE SCHOOL

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      Woodrow Wilson Middle School provides a middle school experience to students in sixth, seventh, and eighth grade, within a student population of approximately 800 students of various abilities, needs, and interests. The faculty is dedicated to providing the complete middle school experience to our students. Woodrow Wilson Middle School prides itself in offering a great academic program which includes an honors program, regular education program, and a full spectrum of special education services. Woodrow Wilson’s athletic teams are consistently among the elite in the Erie City Metro League. Woodrow Wilson Middle School ensures that all students are involved in a club or activity by providing clubs and activities for all students during the school day. Woodrow Wilson believes that the Middle School experience provides the optimal educational experience that promotes the social, emotional, physical, and intellectual development of all middle school students.
       
       
       
       
       
            Woodrow Wilson Middle School  

      DRESS CODE

      The intent of our Dress Code is to ensure that students present a neat appearance while at school.

      Shirts

       

      Shirts must be oxford, buttoned polo or turtleneck style with sleeves short or long

      Have a collar

      Shirts must betucked into the pants at all times 

      Undershirts must be a solid school color

      Shirts must be buttoned

      Shirts with decorative buttons are not permitted

      Any solid color (e.g., no patterns, words, pictures, etc.).

       

      Sweaters/Sweatshirts

      Sweaters/sweatshirts may be crew neck, v-neck, cardigan or turtleneck

      May only be worn with a collared shirt or turtleneck underneath

      Hooded sweatshirts, fleece jackets/shirts are not acceptable

      Outside scarves and hats are not permitted

      Any solid color (e.g., no patterns, words, pictures, ect.)

       

      Pants

      “Dress” or “docker” style only

      No jeans (no denim material) or sweat pants. Leggings, yoga pants, tights or stretch pants may only be worn under appropriate dress code attire (not by themselves) 

      Pants may not be oversized

      Must be worn at the waist

      Any solid color (e.g., no patterns, words, pictures, ect.)

       

      Shorts/Capris

      Must be worn at the waist

      Not after November 1 or before April 1

      The hem of shorts must be at or lower than the children’s fingertips when their arms are straight at their sides.

      Any solid color (e.g., no patterns, words, pictures, ect.)

       

      Jumpers/Skirts

      Must be worn at the waist

      The hem of jumpers and skirts must be at or lower than the children’s fingertips when their arms are straight at their sides.

      No tutus

      Any solid color (e.g., no patterns, words, pictures, ect.)

       

      Shoes

      Dress shoes

      Sneakers

      Not permitted: high heels, sandals, open-toed shoes, flip-flops, slippers and “wheelies”. All shoes must have hard soles.

       

      Logos

      Shirts, sweaters and sweatshirts with school name are acceptable.

      All other logos are not allowed.

       

      Non-Dress Code Days

      When a dress-down day is scheduled, the following are not permitted:   tutus, pajama pants, open-toes shoes, ripped jeans, hoodies, jerseys, drug, weapons, alcohol or smoking references. All shirts must have sleeves (no tank tops or spaghetti straps). Everything must fit. Additionally, shorts must meet the fingertip rule and may not be worn between November 1 and April 1.

       

      School officials reserve the right to make a judgment about any ambiguity in style, color, length, and/or fit of school attire.

       

       

    Mission Statement

    • Our Mission:  To educate all students in a safe and orderly school environment, while recognizing the need to nurture and show compassion for the middle level student. 

        

      Our Vision:  To establish positive family and community relations, extraordinary learning, expanded opportunity and success for all individuals.
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