- Prine ES
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Uniforms
Collar/polo type shirts – red, navy blue, or white
Prine Uniform t-shirts – red, navy blue, or gray
Pants-Khaki, navy blue, black or plain blue denim jeans (no cargo pockets, holes, jewels) skirts, skorts, jumpers (leggings, tights, and long sleeve t-shirts worn underneath other clothes must be solid uniform colors) etc.
School uniform shirts must be worn over light jackets, sweatshirts, hoodies, or sweaters.
Crocs are not permitted except on identified dress-down days for qualifying students.
No flip-flops, backless sandals, or backless shoes.
Our uniform policy is mandatory, and it is expected that all students will wear the school uniform on a daily basis. Parents are responsible for enforcing Prine’s Uniform Policy.
Uniformes:
Camisetas de los uniformes están disponibles en la oficina principal.Camisas tipo polo/con cuello: rojo, azul marino y blanco.
Camisetas del uniforme Prine: rojo, azul marino o gris
Pantalones de mezclilla de color caqui, azul marino, negro (sin bolsillos cargo, agujeros, joyas), faldas,(leggings, medias y camisetas de manga larga,se usan debajo del uniforme y deben ser colores sólidos),
Camisas del uniforme escolar deben usarse sobre chaquetas ligeras, sudaderas, sudaderas conapucha o suéteres.
No se permiten Crocs, excepto en días de vestimenta informal identificados para estudiantes que califican
No se permiten sandalias.Nuestra política de uniformes es obligatoria y se espera que todos los estudiantes usen el uniforme escolar todos los días. Los padres son responsables de hacer cumplir la política de uniformes de Prine.
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