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10/15/2026

Dear Noli students, parents and families, this letter is intended to inform you that the school's dress code policy will be enforced exactly how the policy is currently written, with no exceptions (excluding medical notes). We are asking for your support during this time to ensure the students abide by the written policy and avoid unnecessary disciplinary action which results in missed instructional time. As a reminder, our current policy in the student handbook is as follows:

 

Dress Code Policy

While at school or at any school sponsored event, students and guests shall be dressed and groomed in a modest and clean manner, that will not distract from or interfere with, the educational environment. Any clothing that is inappropriate, or causes disruption is prohibited. If a student comes to school in clothing that is referencing drugs or is sexually explicit, he or she will be required to change into a Noli provided article of clothing and will be required to wear the loaner for the entire school day.

  • After the first warning, student will receive detention.
  • After this, students will receive a suspension.

If detention is not served within a 2-week period, a suspension will be given.

 

General

  1. Shoes must be worn at all times. Sandals or flip flops that have heel, or straps are allowed on campus but strapless slippers, of any kind, or flip flops are not allowed on campus.
  2. Clothing and jewelry shall be free of writing, pictures or other insignia which is crude, vulgar, profane, sexually suggestive or endorses the use of drugs or alcohol. Clothing that endorses racism, violence, or inappropriate display of weapons or alcohol or drugs is also prohibited.
  3. Jewelry or adornments, which may cause physical harm, such as dog collars, spiked bracelets, bicycle chain necklaces, and wallets chains, are prohibited
  4. Sunglasses are not to be worn during class time.
  5. Clothes shall be sufficient to conceal under garments at all times.
  6. Clothes must be tasteful in accordance with the discretion of the administration or its designated staff members.
  7. No pajamas may be worn to school (except when allowed during sprit week)

 

BOYS

  1. Appropriate tank tops are allowed on campus.
  2. Saggy pants are not allowed.
  3. Pants must be worn at the hip.

 

GIRLS

  1. No halter-tops, tights (leggings/biker shorts), spaghetti straps, tube tops, low tops, daisy dukes, crop tops or mid-drifts allowed on campus. Tops must have a minimum of 1 inch on the shoulder straps.
  2. Skirts and dresses must come to the fingers of arms leisurely hanging by the side
  3. Shorts must be long enough to reach the fingers of arms leisurely hanging by the side.

 

If you have any questions, comments, or concerns, please reach out via email to: dpost@soboba-nsn.gov and tshaw@soboba-nsn.gov Thank you for your attention to this matter and your continued support of Noli Indian School.

Respectfully,
Tyler Shaw

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