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    • HOME
    • Summer Camp
    • ABOUT
      • Philosophy
      • Welcome Letter
      • Diversity
      • Faculty & Staff
      • Board of Directors
      • Careers
      • Donate
    • ADMISSIONS
      • How to Apply
      • School Tour Options
      • Tuition and Fees
      • FAQ
    • ACADEMICS
      • Pre-Kindergarten
      • Social Emotional Learning
    • STUDENT LIFE
      • After Care
      • Lunch
      • Dress Code
      • Newsletter
    • 2024-25 Calendar
    • 2025-26 Calendar
    • Parent Resources
L'Ecole de Denver
  • HOME
  • Summer Camp
  • ABOUT
    • Philosophy
    • Welcome Letter
    • Diversity
    • Faculty & Staff
    • Board of Directors
    • Careers
    • Donate
  • ADMISSIONS
    • How to Apply
    • School Tour Options
    • Tuition and Fees
    • FAQ
  • ACADEMICS
    • Pre-Kindergarten
    • Social Emotional Learning
  • STUDENT LIFE
    • After Care
    • Lunch
    • Dress Code
    • Newsletter
  • 2024-25 Calendar
  • 2025-26 Calendar
  • Parent Resources

DRESS CODE

Dress codes minimize distractions in schools. L'École de Denver students are required to be in dress code during school hours, which includes specific clothing items of specific colors. On the playground and walking to and from the building any coat or jacket may be worn as necessary. Sweatshirts can be any brand and purchased at any store as long as they have no logos on them, and they match our colors, e.g. white, khaki, burgundy and navy blue. No hats or hoods can be worn. The point of the dress code is to minimize student distraction.


If a child wears something that is found to be exceedingly distracting to others, they may be asked to kindly not wear the item in the future. Staff may refer students who are habitually non-compliant with the dress code to the Director.


SCHOOL DRESS CODE

Any accessory or clothing item that disrupts the educational process, is a violation of the dress code.


  • School dress codes promote a positive learning environment.
  • School dress codes reduce distractions and judgements based on appearance.
  • Simple dress code requirements are affordable and save families money.


Clothes following our dress code can be purchased at any retailer (Target, Walmart, Old Navy, Land’s End, etc.). All clothing must be plain without any brand names, insignia, manufacturers logos, pictures visible, etc. The approved dress code for all students is described below.


PANTS, SHORTS, DRESSES, SKIRTS AND JUMPERS

Khaki, gray or navy blue; no holes and may not be oversized or undersized.


SHIRTS

White, navy blue, burgundy; long or short sleeve shirts with a collar (polo shirts, blouses, button downs)

Not Allowed: Shirts without a collar including T-shirts and tanks.


SHOES

Neutral colors preferred and less distracting for students.

Allowed: Athletic shoes, boots, sandals with straps on the heel.

Not Allowed: Shoes with rollers or wheels or other distracting shoes.


L'Ecole de Denver

1280 Vine Street

Denver, CO 80206

Get directions


frontdesk@ecoledenver.com

 720-844-0350 ext. 2001  



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