Yeshivat He’Atid Dress Code Policy

We ask for your partnership in ensuring that our children are appropriately dressed for school in accordance with the following guidelines:

Early Childhood

  • Please dress your child in comfortable clothing to ensure their enjoyment of the day. Children should not be afraid to get dirty or messy. Please also dress children appropriately for the changing seasons.

  • Please ensure your child has a (seasonally appropriate) extra pair of clothing they will keep in their cubby.

  • Children should not wear Crocs or sandals to school.

  • Boys should wear a hat or kippah and tzitzit.

  • The children go outdoors daily. Please send your child with appropriate outerwear.

Please clearly label your child's name on all items sent to school. 

1st - 8th Grade Students 

At Yeshivat He’Atid, we want to instill a feeling of unity in our school; adhering to the dress code is a positive and easy way to create that feeling each day.  Please partner with us by reviewing your child's readiness for school daily and relaying to your children the importance of following this policy. In addition, please be mindful that your children are growing students, and their wardrobe needs to meet the dress code guidelines throughout the entire school year. 

Boys' Dress Code:

  • Tops: Boys need to wear collared shirts 

    • Shirts may be in any solid color

    • Words are not allowed

    • Small logos are allowed 

  • Boys must wear Tzitzit and a Kippah at all times

    • Hats are not allowed 

  • Pants: Boys need to wear solid-colored chino-style pants

    • Pants can be dark/navy blue, khaki, black or gray

    • Sweatpants, denim, and athletic wear are not allowed

    • Shorts are not allowed 

  • Sweatshirts need to be solid, striped, or patterned 

    • Small logos are allowed

    • Bar/Bat Mitzvah swag is allowed

    • School swag is allowed 

    • Words are not allowed

  • Flip-flops, sandals, and Crocs may not be worn. 

    • Shoes must be closed-toe and closed-back.

    • Please wear sneakers on gym days.

  • Hair should be neatly groomed, kept at its natural color and worn at a moderate length

 Girls' Dress Code:

  • Tops: Girls need to wear solid-colored shirts

    • Cap sleeves and crop tops are not allowed

    • Words are not allowed

    • Small logos are allowed 

  • Skirts: Girls can wear solid-colored skirts 

    • Skirts can be dark/navy blue, khaki, black and gray

    • Denim and athletic wear are not allowed

    • Skirts must touch the knee when sitting, walking, and standing

  • Dresses: Girls may wear solid-colored dresses that touch the knee when sitting, walking, and standing

  • Sweatshirts may be solid, striped, or patterned 

    • Small logos are allowed

    • Bar/Bat Mitzvah swag is allowed

    • School swag is allowed 

    • Words are not allowed

  • It is strongly recommended that leggings or bike shorts be worn underneath skirts

    • Pants or sweatpants are not allowed

  • Flip-flops, sandals, and Crocs may not be worn. 

    • Shoes must be closed-toe and closed-back.

    • Please wear sneakers on gym days

  • Hair should be kept at its natural color and not dyed

  • Hats are not allowed

We expect to see all children routinely following the school dress code. However, in the event that a child does not adhere to the dress code, parents (and MS students) will be notified via email. The emails will be sent from dresscode@yeshivatheatid.org.

Kavod Hamakom

As we all know, the best way to teach a child is by example. We expect our parents to respect these policies when coming to visit our school, or at any school event.