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Dress Code

Uniforms tend to lessen material competition, thereby freeing the students to focus on academics and higher social values. Uniforms also serve as a source of identity, characterizing the principles, values and beliefs unique to Catholic Schools in general, and St. Edith Catholic School in particular. Therefore, we require uniforms and hair styling in accord with well-accepted tastes and modesty to meet St. Edith Catholic School standards.

Dress Code

2024-2025 Dress Code

New Dress Code Clarifications:  

Socks can be red, white, navy, or black, and in crew or ankle length. Knee-highs and tights are acceptable for the girls as well.

Jumpers should be for K-4. They are preferred for that age group and if you have a daughter in those grades, please purchase the jumper. However, it will not go into effect until the. 2025-2026 school year while we transition out of the skorts for the younger grades.

Anything purchased from Educational Outfitters is still allowed to be worn as long as it does not have the old logo. St. Edith Catholic School is looking into re-partnering with Educational Outfitters so there can be multiple uniform options at all price points.

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UNIFORM CHECK

A check will be done daily after prayers. A student that is out of uniform will receive a uniform violation slip to be taken home and returned signed. Two uniform violations will result in a lunch/recess detention.

If you have any questions regarding the Dress Code, please contact Jackie Slaviero at jslaviero@stedith.org or (734) 464-1250. 

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15089 Newburgh Road, Livonia, MI 48154
Phone: 734-464-1250

 

Our Mission

St. Edith Catholic School “teaches as Jesus did” with love, care, and discipline, centering on the Eucharist, and focusing on students: our gifts and our future.

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Monday - Friday 7:30 AM - 3:15 PM

Our Mission

St. Edith Catholic School “teaches as Jesus did” with love, care, and discipline, centering on the Eucharist, and focusing on students: our gifts and our future.

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