Although GAMP does not require a uniform, students are required to dress appropriately for school each day.
- Shirts and outerwear may not have rips, profanity, or inappropriate content, and may not expose the back, chest, or midriff. Tank tops are prohibited.
- Pants must be neat, free of tears, and have no inappropriate logos, pictures, or wording. Leggings must be opaque.
- Skirts and shorts must be longer than three inches above the knee.
- Open-toed shoes, flip-flops, slippers, slides, or sandals are not permitted
- Hats or hoods on heads are not permitted anywhere in the school. Only religious headgear is permitted.
- Students who repeatedly refuse to comply with the dress code will be issued a detention.
Consequences
If a student does not follow the dress code, they will be asked to change into appropriate attire and/or serve an after-school detention. Caretakers will be contacted in the event of repeated dress code violations.
Concert Attire
Students must adhere to the following dress code for concerts:
Students must wear items of a professional look and that are ALL BLACK…
Bottoms: Black dress pants, dresses, skirts – MUST COMPLETELY COVER THE KNEE
Tops: Black dress shirts or blouses – MUST COMPLETELY COVER SHOULDERS AND MID-SECTION
Shoes: Black dress shoes, with black socks, or black opaque stockings
Unacceptable Concert Attire
Jeans, sweatpants, leggings, or skirts/dresses in which the knee can be seen.
Skirts must cover the knee entirely while standing and sitting.
Sneakers, slides, or flip flops
Tops which show shoulders or have plunging necklines
Any items that are ripped, have holes, include see-through components
Student Musicians who are out of compliance with the Concert Attire will lose 20% from their concert grade. Ensure that your concert attire fits appropriately and purchased well in advance of the concert dates. (Please contact your ensemble director before Thanksgiving Break if you need assistance with purchasing appropriate concert attire.)
Pictures of appropriate concert attire are below.
