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Dress Code

Wearing uniforms helps reduce distractions, promote focus, encourage a sense of belonging, and teach children pride in their appearance. Uniforms also help prepare students for elementary school, where uniforms may continue to be required.

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Children in the three-, four-, and five-year-old classrooms are required to wear uniforms daily. Uniforms are not required for children in the two-year-old classrooms. Uniforms may be purchased at local department stores or ordered online.

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Children must arrive appropriately dressed and in clean, well-maintained uniforms. Uniforms should be free of tears, missing buttons, and broken zippers. Parents should also understand that clothing may occasionally become stained during normal classroom activities and play.

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If a child arrives out of uniform, parents may be asked to bring an appropriate uniform to the Center so the child can participate in the program. Continued violations of the dress code may result in suspension or termination of services.

Summer Program: Uniforms are not required during the Summer Program.

Thank you for supporting KKCC’s uniform dress code.

 

 

Girls

 

Girls may wear standard navy blue pants, shorts, jumpers, skirts, skorts, or dresses. Tights, shorts, or leggings must be worn underneath skirts, jumpers, skorts, and dresses.

A light blue blouse, polo shirt, or turtleneck must be worn. Tank tops and T-shirts are not permitted as part of the uniform. Leggings worn alone and sweatpants are also not considered appropriate uniform attire.

Uniform Dress
Uniform Skirt
Uniform Shirt
Uniform Pants

Boys

 

Boys may wear standard navy blue pants or shorts with a light blue polo, Oxford, or turtleneck shirt.

T-shirts and sweatpants are not permitted as part of the uniform.

Shoes

Children must wear well-fitting, closed-toe shoes at all times to help prevent injuries. Tennis shoes and rubber-soled dress shoes are recommended. Velcro-closure shoes are preferred to reduce the risk of accidents caused by untied shoelaces.

Open-toe shoes, sandals, Crocs, and slippers are not permitted.

Other

  • Uniforms must be clean and in good repair, with no tears, missing buttons, or broken zippers.

  • Keep beads, barrettes, and bows to a minimum, as they may pose a choking hazard.

  • Children should not wear expensive jewelry. KKCC is not responsible for lost or damaged personal items.

  • Belts are not permitted.

  • During the winter months, children should arrive dressed appropriately for the weather, including hats, gloves, and scarves when needed.

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