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 | Nice pants/slacks |
| Dress shirts (short or long sleeve) |
| Dress shoes |
| No shorts or jeans |
| No t-shirts |
| No flip flops or sneakers |
| Ties recommended but not mandated except when teacher is representing WHS at an on or off campus meeting (i.e.: Butte View League meeting, a meeting at the county office, the presence of an accreditation committee at the school, Back to School nights and other occasions designated the District Superintendent/Principal) |
WOMEN
| Skirts |
| Blouses |
| Dresses |
| Professional looking slacks |
| No shorts |
| No t-shirts |
| No jeans |
| No flip flops or sneakers |
FRIDAYS (for all) – not appropriate when staff member is attending a meeting in which she/he is representing WHS, such as a Butte View League meeting or a county office meeting.)
| Pirate or Spirit Day |
| Staff shirt |
| Nice pants – no jeans |
| No flip flops |
Some teaching assignments may necessitate clothing more appropriate to that assignment (i.e.: PE). If a teacher is part time PE and part time in a regular classroom, she/he would be expected to abide by the dress code while in the classroom. She/he may; change when teaching PE.
Shop teachers usually wear overalls or coverings over their daily attire and, for safety purposes, some clothing such as ties may not be appropriate while using a saw or other dangerous equipment. When not working in a “shop” capacity, shop teachers will be expected to abide by the dress code.
Advisory activities such as the Giant Relay may also necessitate different
attire for staff
members participating in physical activities.
Classified staff, depending on their duties, (i.e.: custodians, grounds, maintenance) shall also abide by this dress code.
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