Dress Code

Yerba Buena High School Dress Code

Along with the dress code policy established by the East Side Union High School District, Yerba Buena students are expected to comply with a common dress policy established by the students, staff and parents of Yerba Buena High School.

Common Dress:
Students are allowed to wear three colors: Green, White and Khaki. Starting with the 2009-2010 school year, students will be allowed to wear SOLID black outerwear (jacket, sweatshirt). “Outerwear” is defined as garments such as raincoats or overcoats, worn over other clothing for warmth or protection. Please be aware that we are not adding a fourth color to our common dress, students wearing a green jacket with a black design/logo will be considered out of common dress. The common dress is enforced during school hours and per state law, school hours are defined as 1 hour before and 1 hour after school has started and ended (6:50 AM to 4:00 PM)

Repercussions/Consequences
1st Offense: Confiscation of article and returned after detention has been served.
2nd Offense: Confiscation of article and returned after Saturday detention has been served.
Further Offenses: Progressive discipline model will be employed and students may be subjected to any of the above consequences and possible suspension, administrative transfer etc…

For purposes of the common dress policy:
The color BLUE encompasses the full range of blue such as, Teal, Marine Blue, Aqua Blue, Blue Green.
The color Red encompasses the full range of red such as, Burgundy, Maroon, Rust Red, Orange Red, Red Pink.
The discipline team makes the final determination as to whether a color on a student’s garment is considered to be “Blue or Red”

The following are examples of items that are allowed and not allowed under the YB common dress policy. The list may not be comprehensive and the discipline team reserves the right of final judgment on situations/anomalies that are not listed.