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The Dress Code, School by School — the Code Is Kept, and It Is Printed

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The banked fashion article found no dress-code record but named the handbooks as its settler and never executed it; this section executed it, and the code exists, is kept current, and prints here at rule strength for the school whose handbook was read. The LaVille Jr–Sr High School Student Handbook for 2025–2026 carries a Dress Code section, and the handbook for 2026–2027 carries one again — the code is a standing instrument, renewed year over year, not a relic. The rules as the district's current dress-code document states them: no head coverings of any kind — caps, hats, hoods, skull caps, scarves — and bandanas prohibited at all times; no sexually suggestive clothing and nothing crude or vulgar; pants and shorts worn at the waist with no undergarments showing, a rule the document notes is now state law; dresses, skirts and shorts of appropriate length, to the fingertips; shirts covering chest, back and shoulders, with no tank tops or spaghetti straps. The document carries an approval line, "SAC Approved 4.1.25." No uniform is imposed at any of the town's public schools, and no abolished-code event — no repeal, no famous dress-code fight — appears in any carrier reached. The residue is named expressly: the LaVille Elementary handbook was not separately read, and archived handbook editions stand unread behind the two current ones; the settler for the school-by-school completion is those handbooks, current and archived, and it stands open.

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Source: The Dress Code, School by School — the Code Is Kept, and It Is Printed, Moosed History by Project Moosed, https://history.projectmoosed.com/usa/midwest/indiana/lakeville/fashion/dress-code-school-by-school-the-code-is-kept/