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Im planning on going there soon, and leaving homeschool. Cn anyone tell me the specific dress code. I know it's quite strict.
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From their website at
http://www.edline.net/pages/Palm_Beach_Gardens_High_School
PALM BEACH GARDENS
COMMUNITY
HIGH SCHOOL
UNIFORM DRESS CODE
2011-2012 SCHOOL YEAR
Through the collaborative effort of teachers, parents, and students, Palm Beach Gardens Community High School has revised our uniform dress code policy for the 2011-2012 school year. The uniform dress code has been formulated at Administrative Staff Meetings, SAC Meetings, and meetings with student groups.
In accordance with the Palm Beach County School District, the following dress code policy will continue to be in effect at the start of the 2011-2012 school year. ALL students are expected to return at the start of school in the dress code. Any student out of compliance will be subject to disciplinary action.
SHIRTS
Solid colored, polo style, collared shirts with two to three buttons maximum, no zippers, and no shirts without buttons, in the following colors: Royal Blue, Navy Blue, Orange, White and Gray. Shirts must be tucked in. Logos no larger than a quarter. The only T-Shirts permitted are PBGCHS Club or Athletic shirts that are pre-approved by Administration. Camisole or undershirts may be worn underneath the approved shirt in one of the colors mentioned above. BLACK, RED or WHITE T-SHIRTS ARE STRICTLY PROHIBITED AS A SCHOOL SHIRT â NO EXCEPTIONS. THIS INCLUDES WEARING A BLACK OR RED T-SHIRT UNDER SCHOOL APPROVED COLLARED SHIRTS.
INCLEMENT WEATHER POLICY
Inclement weather is any adverse weather condition involving rain and/or cold. Jackets, sweaters, plain or gator sweat shirts, and raincoats are the only items allowed to be worn over mandatory collared uniform shirts. All other clothing items worn over school uniforms are a violation of dress code.
PANTS AND SKIRTS
Pants must be worn at the natural waistline with a belt. The accepted style of pants and knee length shorts for boys and girls include Docker style. Knee length skirts/skorts (no slits), and all in the following colors: Black, Khaki and Navy. NO SWEATPANTS/LEGGINGS OF ANY KIND ARE ALLOWED. NO JEANS!
SHOES AND BELTS
Any closed toe shoe is acceptable, however, we do recommend that students use discretion when deciding to wear high heels. Bedroom-type shoes/slippers and athletic slides are prohibited. All students are to wear a belt. Belts must be visible when shirt is tucked in.
UNACCEPTABLE CLOTHING
·Any kind of BLACK or RED shirt is strictly PROHIBITED.
·Sweatpants/leggings of any kind are strictly PROHIBITED.
·NOTHING worn on head: including but not limited to: Baseball Caps, Bandanas, Doo-Rags, Shower-Caps, Snoods, etc.
·Any clothing that is not included in the approved Palm Beach Gardens Community High School Uniform List is unacceptable.
·All Palm Beach Gardens Community High School Uniforms must be worn correctly.
·Uniform clothing cannot be altered in any way, shape or form. Examples include but are not limited to: rolled pant leg, tucking pants into socks, cutting/rolling up sleeves, imprinted images, or emblems of any kind, etc.
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From their website at
http://www.edline.net/pages/Palm_Beach_Gardens_High_School
PALM BEACH GARDENS
COMMUNITY
HIGH SCHOOL
UNIFORM DRESS CODE
2011-2012 SCHOOL YEAR
Through the collaborative effort of teachers, parents, and students, Palm Beach Gardens Community High School has revised our uniform dress code policy for the 2011-2012 school year. The uniform dress code has been formulated at Administrative Staff Meetings, SAC Meetings, and meetings with student groups.
In accordance with the Palm Beach County School District, the following dress code policy will continue to be in effect at the start of the 2011-2012 school year. ALL students are expected to return at the start of school in the dress code. Any student out of compliance will be subject to disciplinary action.
SHIRTS
Solid colored, polo style, collared shirts with two to three buttons maximum, no zippers, and no shirts without buttons, in the following colors: Royal Blue, Navy Blue, Orange, White and Gray. Shirts must be tucked in. Logos no larger than a quarter. The only T-Shirts permitted are PBGCHS Club or Athletic shirts that are pre-approved by Administration. Camisole or undershirts may be worn underneath the approved shirt in one of the colors mentioned above. BLACK, RED or WHITE T-SHIRTS ARE STRICTLY PROHIBITED AS A SCHOOL SHIRT â NO EXCEPTIONS. THIS INCLUDES WEARING A BLACK OR RED T-SHIRT UNDER SCHOOL APPROVED COLLARED SHIRTS.
INCLEMENT WEATHER POLICY
Inclement weather is any adverse weather condition involving rain and/or cold. Jackets, sweaters, plain or gator sweat shirts, and raincoats are the only items allowed to be worn over mandatory collared uniform shirts. All other clothing items worn over school uniforms are a violation of dress code.
PANTS AND SKIRTS
Pants must be worn at the natural waistline with a belt. The accepted style of pants and knee length shorts for boys and girls include Docker style. Knee length skirts/skorts (no slits), and all in the following colors: Black, Khaki and Navy. NO SWEATPANTS/LEGGINGS OF ANY KIND ARE ALLOWED. NO JEANS!
SHOES AND BELTS
Any closed toe shoe is acceptable, however, we do recommend that students use discretion when deciding to wear high heels. Bedroom-type shoes/slippers and athletic slides are prohibited. All students are to wear a belt. Belts must be visible when shirt is tucked in.
UNACCEPTABLE CLOTHING
·Any kind of BLACK or RED shirt is strictly PROHIBITED.
·Sweatpants/leggings of any kind are strictly PROHIBITED.
·NOTHING worn on head: including but not limited to: Baseball Caps, Bandanas, Doo-Rags, Shower-Caps, Snoods, etc.
·Any clothing that is not included in the approved Palm Beach Gardens Community High School Uniform List is unacceptable.
·All Palm Beach Gardens Community High School Uniforms must be worn correctly.
·Uniform clothing cannot be altered in any way, shape or form. Examples include but are not limited to: rolled pant leg, tucking pants into socks, cutting/rolling up sleeves, imprinted images, or emblems of any kind, etc.
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Is it too late for me to start ballet/dance classes? And is it weird that I want to?
Stormynigh
I am an 18 year old guy and I was talking to my friend who is 16 and has been doing ballet and jazz since she was 7 years old and I told her how i have always wanted to try ballet. Needless to say, she laughed at me and said (1) I am a guy and most guys shouldn't WANT to do ballet & (2) I am too old to start dancing anyways. Okay, I know there is no way to make a career out of it (which I have never wanted to do in the first place), but is it too late for me to start dance classes? And are there places that offer beginner-level courses for adults? Also does it make me weird for wanting to try it out? I just want to try it for recreation and exercise in addition to being a swimmer (I have been swimming since middle school and will continue at college). Any thoughts/advice?
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Absolutely YES! And you definitely SHOULD do it!! And BTW, it is not too late to make a career of it either. And NO, it is NOT weird. I didn't start dancing until I was 16 because my father didn't approve of it and I had to wait until I got a job after school and pay for my own lessons. I danced with a dance troupe for five years, then became ill and had to stop dancing for a while in order to get chemo.
After I had a career and raised a family, my husband and I took up ballroom and vintage dancing and we now dance with a vintage group. Ballet is hard for me right now as I have problems with balance. I absolutely adored jazz tap and miss that most of all. (I STILL have my tap shoes and you don't want to know how many years ago that was!)
Call any dance studio in the yellow pages. I guarantee that they have adult beginner classes and if you decide you want to join an amateur dance troupe, they will greet you with open arms. There are always plenty of ladies trying out but never enough male partners.
Have a TON of fun! BTW, once you get into it, you will understand that it is like any other athletic sport - you will work hard, get into terrific shape, and then the gals will be lusting after your body. All the guys in the troupe I danced with had better bodies than the football players. Your swimming has given you a great head start, and my guess is that your swimming will help your dancing and your dancing will help you as a swimmer.
I'm excited for you. You will love it so much -- and it's a great place to meet dance partners and well... friends or more. ;) Don't let her scare you off. It's NEVER too late to learn ballet.
Forty years from now, this could be you! (Hubby and me at a vintage dance event) We only started vintage dance a year ago!!! We take lessons on Sunday nights and guess what -- almost all of the steps are BALLET!!
http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-up_OO6VmPLU/UGtPav2hK8I/AAAAAAAADVA/Gdgzz3C4UjU/s1600/4-14-2012+Titanic+Luncheon+and+Tea++29.JPG
Absolutely YES! And you definitely SHOULD do it!! And BTW, it is not too late to make a career of it either. And NO, it is NOT weird. I didn't start dancing until I was 16 because my father didn't approve of it and I had to wait until I got a job after school and pay for my own lessons. I danced with a dance troupe for five years, then became ill and had to stop dancing for a while in order to get chemo.
After I had a career and raised a family, my husband and I took up ballroom and vintage dancing and we now dance with a vintage group. Ballet is hard for me right now as I have problems with balance. I absolutely adored jazz tap and miss that most of all. (I STILL have my tap shoes and you don't want to know how many years ago that was!)
Call any dance studio in the yellow pages. I guarantee that they have adult beginner classes and if you decide you want to join an amateur dance troupe, they will greet you with open arms. There are always plenty of ladies trying out but never enough male partners.
Have a TON of fun! BTW, once you get into it, you will understand that it is like any other athletic sport - you will work hard, get into terrific shape, and then the gals will be lusting after your body. All the guys in the troupe I danced with had better bodies than the football players. Your swimming has given you a great head start, and my guess is that your swimming will help your dancing and your dancing will help you as a swimmer.
I'm excited for you. You will love it so much -- and it's a great place to meet dance partners and well... friends or more. ;) Don't let her scare you off. It's NEVER too late to learn ballet.
Forty years from now, this could be you! (Hubby and me at a vintage dance event) We only started vintage dance a year ago!!! We take lessons on Sunday nights and guess what -- almost all of the steps are BALLET!!
http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-up_OO6VmPLU/UGtPav2hK8I/AAAAAAAADVA/Gdgzz3C4UjU/s1600/4-14-2012+Titanic+Luncheon+and+Tea++29.JPG
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