Cell Phones are allowed at school,

but must be off and put away unless the

teacher allows otherwise for academic use.

Note: These

guidelines are in addition to the guidelines in thestudent agenda

and will be enforced during the

2019—2020 school year.

Dress Code Violations1st Violation Warning/Change

2nd Violation Citation/Change

3rd Violation Referral/Change- Administrative Consequence

Creekland Middle SchoolFashion

Guidelines 2019 – 2020

Make Wise Choices

Main OfficePrincipal—Dr. Kimberly Birds

770-338-4702

7th Grade—Dawson Devitt770-338 - 4714

8th Grade—Tommie Thornton770-338 - 4736

Creekland Contact Information

Special Education—Monica Meeks770-338 - 4739

Connections—Dr. Kim Glass770-338 - 4719

6th Grade—Dr. Sonya Brown770-338-4723

4. All shorts and skirts must be no shorter than fingertip length. Slits in skirts cannot be above fingertip

1. Girls—Halter tops, strapless tops,exposed midriffs and backs, spa-ghetti straps, see-through clothing and tank shirts are not permitted.

Boys—Athletic Jerseys can only be worn with a t-shirt. Sleevelessshirts are not permitted.

2. Undergarments shall not be visibleor exposed for males or females.

6. Waistline of all pants, shorts and skirtsmust be on or above the hips with no underwear showing.

9. Pajamas, sleepwear, and bedroom slippers of any kind are not allowed to be worn in school for anyreason. Blankets are not permitted.

7. Be Modest—Low-cut, backless, or see-through tops are not permitted.

3. Holes in clothing above fingertiplength that show skin are prohibit- ed.

8. Blouses/ shirts that ex- pose any portion of the waist, hips or midriff are not allowed.

10. If leggings/jeggings, yoga pants or spandex/stretch skirts are worn, a student’s shirt must be no shorter than fingertiplength.

For more information concerning the Creekland Middle Dress Code Guidelines, please see the Student Agenda.