All students in kindergarten through fifth grades are expected to abide by the Wood School mandatory uniform dress code.

Boys:
• White or red shirts with a collar and sleeves. No logos should be visible.
• Solid navy blue or solid black slacks, sweat pants or shorts (no more
than 4 inches above the knee).
• Baggy or oversized clothing (more than 1 size larger than the student’s clothing size) is unacceptable.
• NO DENIM ALLOWED.

Girls:
• White or red shirts with a collar and sleeves. No logos should be visible.
• Solid navy blue or solid black slacks, sweat pants, jumpers, shorts
or skorts (no more than 4 inches above the knee).
• Baggy or oversized clothing (more than 1 size larger than the student’s clothing size) is unacceptable.
• NO DENIM ALLOWED.

Other items:
• Belts – belts if worn, must be navy, black or brown and may not be more than 1 size larger than student’s waist. They must be worn at the waist and no lower than the student’s navel.
• Shoes – For safety reasons, students should wear sturdy "closed" shoes.
• Socks – Solid white, black or navy socks may be worn, including full length or knee-high tights for the girls.
• Sweaters/Cardigans/Sweatshirts – These must be solid navy blue, solid black or solid white and have no logos if they are worn inside.

Additional requirements:
• For health reasons, students are not permitted to wear hats on campus.
• Shirts and blouses must be tucked in at all times.
• No undergarments may show, and girls are encouraged to wear dark colored shorts under their skirts.
• In addition to the Wood School Mandatory School Uniform Dress Code, any and all student dress requirements already enforced or enacted by Tempe District No. 3 must also be observed.

District guidelines regarding student clothing:
It is important for our children not to interrupt instruction by wearing distracting or revealing clothing. Spaghetti straps, tube tops, shirts with huge armholes (so the torso is exposed), very short shorts, or t-shirts with liquor ads or inappropriate words or messages are not appropriate for school. Also, open-toed sandals may cause a playground hazard for your child. We appreciate your cooperation in monitoring your child's dress.