High School Dress Code

As with any dress code, we ask that you strive to follow the spirit of the code. With this in mind, the following standards are set out as expectations for students who attend Landmark High School.

As a school community, Landmark makes a distinction between the business of the school day and the more relaxed atmosphere of after-hours activities. The purpose of the dress code is to place a serious emphasis on the class day and to signify the serious commitment to learning expected from all members of the Landmark community.

During "working hours" (wake-up through the end of the academic day), students and faculty are expected to wear clothes appropriate for the business of education. The following dress code for Landmark School has been designed to foster a neat and clean appearance, consistency, and simplicity in interpretation and implementation.

No dress code can address all possible variations and some students will test the limits in an effort to break the spirit of the code. With this in mind, the following standards are set out as guidelines for students who attend Landmark School.

Official Landmark Academic Day Dress Code:

Academic Day from 8:00 a.m.–3:30 p.m.

  • Khaki pants, jeans, or loose fitting pants (i.e. jogger style) *updated as of August 2025
  • Khaki or jean shorts

  • Solid color T-shirt (full length, with short or long sleeves) *updated as of August 2025

    Shirts should have no visible branding or logos other than the manufacturer’s logo, such logo which should not to exceed 3” x 3”, or contain an element that could be considered disrespectful
  • Any color collared shirt (full length, with short or long sleeves)

  • Landmark T-shirts and/or sweatshirts, including athletic teams, house/dorm, and group or club T-shirts and/or sweatshirts (full length and with short or long sleeves)

  • Sweaters

  • Dresses with sleeves 

  • Skirts

  • Sneakers, boots, sandals, dress shoes

Additional information:

  • Clothing may not be ripped, torn, or modified.

  • Clothing must provide adequate coverage without exposing undergarments, backs, midriffs, chests, or buttocks. Sheer or see-through clothing is not permitted.

  • Other than Landmark clothes or college sweatshirts with respectful logos, clothes worn during the academic day should have no visible branding or logos other than the manufacturer’s logo, such logo which should not to exceed 3” or 3” or contain an element that could be considered disrespectful (Playboy bunny, illegal substance brands or slang, indecent language or visuals…)

  • Flip-flops and athletic sandals/slides are not permitted. 

  • Form-fitting or specifically designed athletic wear is not permitted during academic classes. This includes athletic shorts, leggings, sweatpants, or yoga attire. Students may change into relevant athletic attire for PE classes (PE, weightlifting, Yoga, Dance, or Outdoor Leadership)

  • Clothing, including hats, may not promote drugs, alcohol, and tobacco or vaping products and may not represent any person, place, thing, lifestyle, orientation, or identity in a negative or derogatory manner as deemed by Landmark School.

  • Hats and hoods (including sweat shirt hoods) must be removed inside buildings.

After school:

  • Athletic gear and clothing is appropriate for after school or during PE classes. 

  • The minimum standard of dress in the dining hall and fitness center is a T-shirt with sleeves.

  • Hats and hoods must be removed inside buildings.

Read more about the dress code enforcement in the Student and Parent Handbook

Updated as of August 2025