Ivy Hall Academy students wear a prescribed uniform to develop a sense of professionalism toward academic activities, create cohesion among the student body, and encourage appropriate behavior. When we look our best, it helps us feel our best, so that we can be confident as we learn. All students at Ivy Hall, Preschool through 12th, wear the school uniform.
Uniform Schedule
Lower School (Preschool - 5th grades)
Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday:
Ivy Hall polo with navy or khaki pants/shorts/skirts.
Friday:
Ivy Hall t-shirt or polo with navy or khaki pants/shorts/skirts, Ivy Hall cap optional.
Wednesday (Formal Uniform):
Lower School
Boys:
- White button up shirt, navy dress pants, navy Ivy Hall tie, gray or navy Ivy Hall cardigan, dress shoes, navy/white socks, belt (1st and up).
Girls:
- Navy dress or white button up shirt with navy skirt, gray/white/navy Ivy Hall cardigan, navy/white socks or tights, dark dress shoes.
PE Uniform (5th-12th Grades)
- Ivy Hall P.E. t-shirt or hoodie, black or navy bottoms (can be Ivy Hall shorts or own), athletic shoes and socks.
Free Dress Days
1st Friday of the month, Ski Mondays, and the last week of school.
Students may dress down (items should still be school appropriate – see the General Dress Code below).
Upper School (6th - 12th grades)
Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday:
Ivy Hall polo with uniform-style pants/shorts/skirts in solid color navy, khaki, and gray.
Friday:
Ivy Hall t-shirt or polo with uniform-style pants/shorts/skirts in solid color navy, khaki, and gray.
Optional: College tops (fan shirts or hoodies) and allowed every Friday with uniform bottoms.
Wednesday (Formal Uniform):
Boys:
- White button up shirt, uniform-style pants in solid color navy, khaki, and gray.
- Ivy Hall navy blazer or cardigan (required October 1 – Spring Break).
- Ivy Hall tie, solid-color socks in uniform colors, belt, dress shoes in solid color: white, navy, black, or tan (athletic shoes are not allowed on Wednesday).
Girls:
- White button up shirt and Ivy Hall plaid skirt.
- Ivy Hall navy blazer or cardigan (required October 1 – Spring Break).
- Solid-color socks or tights in uniform colors, dress shoes in solid color: white, navy, black, or tan (athletic shoes are not allowed on Wednesday).
PE Uniform (5th-12th Grades)
- Ivy Hall P.E. t-shirt or hoodie, black or navy bottoms (can be Ivy Hall shorts or own), athletic shoes and socks.
Free Dress Days
1st Friday of the month, Ski Mondays, and the last week of school.
Students may dress down (items should still be school appropriate – see the General Dress Code below).
General Dress Code
Boys
- Hair should be worn off the collar, out of the eyes and be clean. No extreme hairstyles or colors.
- Shorts are to be walking length (no more than 3 inches above knee).
- Shirts are to have sleeves. No halter tops, tank tops, spaghetti straps, etc.
- Shoes must be closed-toed. Open back sandals are ok, as long as shoe covers toes.
- Clothing decorations are to be tasteful.
- No earrings, jewelry for boys. Religious jewelry allowed.
- Fads will be clarified as they occur and will be up to the discretion of the administration.
Girls
- Hair should be kept neat, out of the eyes and be clean. No extreme hairstyles or colors.
- Shorts are to be walking length, no more than three inches above the knee.
- Skirts/dresses must be no shorter than mid-thigh.
- Shirts are to have sleeves. No halter tops, tank tops, spaghetti straps, etc. No bare midriffs.
- Shoes must be closed-toed. Open back sandals are ok, as long as shoe covers toes.
- Clothing decorations and jewelry are to be tasteful.
- Conservative make-up may be worn in 6th-12th grades. Light-colored lip-gloss in younger grades.
- New trends will be clarified as they occur and will be up to the discretion of the administration.