Out-of-uniform days are special occasions when students are permitted to dress in clothing other than the standard school uniform. These days provide an opportunity for self-expression and school spirit, while still maintaining appropriate dress standards. For more details about appropriate dress standards, please see the Student/Parent Handbook.
On designated Spirit Wear Days, students must wear St. Michael School or Boosters branded items to show their school pride. If branded St. Michael clothing is not available, a plain yellow or royal blue t-shirt is acceptable as spirit wear. Students must wear uniform bottoms.
Wednesday, September 2
Wednesday, October 7
Wednesday, November 4
Wednesday, December 2
Wednesday, January 6
Wednesday, February 3
Wednesday, March 3
Wednesday, April 7
Wednesday, May 5
On designated Out of Uniform Days, students are provided a theme to follow for their dress to show excitement for the day ahead. For example, on a Christmas Out of Uniform day, students are able to wear Christmas themed tops, which includes plain red or green to fit the theme.
Friday, September 11: Bengals First Home Game Celebration
Friday, September 25: PTO Walk-A-Thon
Friday, October 30: Halloween
Wednesday, November 11: Veterans Day; red, white and blue
Friday, November 20: Hands Against Hunger OOU Fundraiser (requires donation)
Friday, December 18: Christmas
Monday, January 4: New Duds Day
Thursday, February 11: Valentine's Day
Wednesday, March 17: St. Patrick's Day
Thursday, March 25: Reds Opening Day OOU Fundraiser (requires donation)
Wednesday, April 28: Kevin Le Day (class shirts + appropriate athletic bottoms)
Friday, May 7: Olympic Day (assigned color + appropriate athletic bottoms)
On designated Fundraiser Out of Uniform Days, students are provided a theme to follow for their dress and a minimum $1 online donation is requested to participate. These days are used as fundraisers for various service activities at St. Michael School. Students may wear out of uniform bottoms that follow appropriate dress standards.
For the final two weeks of the school year, the official St. Mike Fest t-shirt is a uniform approved top for students to wear. The purchase of these shirts directly impacts festival fundraising efforts and is done through stmikefest.com.
Modest dress is required at all times.
Leggings and yoga pants are permitted provided they are worn with a shirt or top that fully covers the student’s bottom.
Skirts, skorts, and shorts must be between fingertip and knee length, and appropriate in style and fit
Spaghetti straps, halter tops, tank tops, or sleeveless shirts are never permitted
Mid-riffs, shoulders, and back must be covered
Pajama pants worn as pants are not permitted
Torn clothing or clothing with holes is not permitted
Inappropriate wording or graphics are never permitted
All uniform shoe requirements apply except for boots