Dress Code

Student attire is an important part of creating a safe, respectful, and successful learning environment. Appropriate dress supports a positive school culture and reinforces our shared commitment to education. After seeking input from stakeholders and community members through our School Advisory Council (SAC) and PTO to ensure the policy reflects the values and needs of our students and their families, we have decided to adjust our dress code policy to follow and enforce the Palm Beach County School District’s
Dress Code and Uniform Policy (Policy 5.182) as well as continuing to follow the Student Photo Identification Badge Policy (Policy 5.0115) for the 2025-2026 school year. Please review the linked school board policies for more information. See below for Frontier Elementary’s new dress code policies.

Student ID Badges

• Must be worn daily, around the neck with a breakaway lanyard
• The first badge and lanyard provided by school administration
• Lost or damaged badges may be replaced in the front office for $5.00

Tops

• Appropriate shirts and tops that do not contain:
  • Language or images that are crude, vulgar or profane
  • Symbols, mottoes, words or acronyms that promote illegal or violent conduct, weapons, substances etc.
  • Discriminatory language or suggestions (including but not limited to race, age, nationality, handicap)
• Must completely cover midriff at all times
• Order school spirit shirts at Green Gorilla Printing

Bottoms

• All bottoms, including pants, jeans, shorts, dresses, leggings, sweatpants and skorts etc must:
  • Bottoms must be worn at the waistline and skorts/dresses/shorts must be fingertip length or longer

Shoes

• All shoes must be closed toe and closed heel
  • Sneakers strongly recommended on PE days
  • For student safety, NO wheels, heels, or Crocs

Consequences

1st - Student receives st a verbal warning
2nd - Parent letter sent home
3rd - Parent will be called to bring a change of clothes to school - NO EXCEPTIONS