BOE FINAL DRAFT 25.26 TSD Student Code of Conduct - Flipbook - Page 3
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Bottoms (made of opaque material) including pants/jeans or the equivalent (ie. skirt, sweatpants,
leggings, dress, shorts) AND
Shoes
*Courses that include attire as part of the curriculum (for example, professionalism, public
speaking, and job readiness) may include assignment-specific dress but should not focus on
covering bodies in a particular way or promoting culturally-specific attire. Activity-specific or
course-specific shoes requirements are permitted (i.e. athletic shoes for physical education or
recess, closed toe shoes for science, labs, industrial arts, etc.).
2. Students May Not Wear:
• Violent language or images
• Images or language depicting/suggesting drugs, alcohol, vaping or paraphernalia (or any illegal
item or activity)
• Body armor, tactical gear, or facsimile
• Hate speech, profanity, pornography
• Any clothing that reveals visible undergarments (visible waistbands and visible straps are
allowed)
• Swimsuits (except as required in class or athletic practice)
• Accessories that could be considered dangerous or could be used as a weapon (ie. handcuffs, or
other metal accessories that might be dangerous)
• Any item that obscures the face (except as a religious observance or as personal protective
equipment (PPE) (ie. medical face masks))
*Hats, hooded sweatshirts, and other head coverings are permitted but must allow the student’s
face to be visible to staff and not interfere with the line of sight of any student or staff.
Police Investigations and Arrests
The School District cooperates with local police authorities in the interest of the welfare of all citizens and
the school community. Parents will be notified if police arrest or wish to question their student in school.
The timing of parental notification will depend on the circumstances, taken as a whole. Except as required
by law, the School District retains discretion to report crimes/events to local law enforcement.
Search and Seizure
From time to time, school property, such as lockers, desks, and technology devices, is assigned to a
student. Students do not acquire a reasonable expectation of privacy in such property. The School
District reserves the unrestricted right to search and seize property assigned to a student at any time, for
any reason, with or without notice to the student or the student’s parents. The privacy rights of students
will be respected regarding any items found during a search that are not illegal or otherwise against
School District policy or administrative regulations.
The School District makes parking available to students who are licensed drivers. This privilege is
conditioned on students’ consent, in advance, to the search of their vehicles by School District personnel
at any time, for any reason, with or without notice to the student.
School District personnel may, to the full extent permitted by law, search and seize students and their
personal effects. Illegal items and items inappropriate in the educational environment may be confiscated
by School District personnel and, when appropriate, delivered to police authorities or parents.
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