iPad Requirements

All 6th -12th-grade students will be required to have a student-owned iPad dedicated to school. The iPad you use for school will need to be capable of running the latest iOS. We require a minimum of 128GB of storage space, an Apple pencil or stylus, a keyboard, and an Otterbox-type case that will work with your iPad.

All iPads must have Intelligent Hub installed by our IT Department and the Device Management software must remain on the device while enrolled at Pacific Point.

If you have any questions, please contact our technology department at helpdesk@pacpoint.org

Dress Code Standards for Junior High 

Students in junior high do not wear uniforms but follow a dress code. Students should seek to honor Christ at all times, and the matter of their appearance is no exception. Student dress should show respect for themselves, their families, and their school. “For you were bought with a price; therefore glorify God in your body and in your spirit, which  are God’s”  1 Corinthians 6:19-20. 

Please ask these questions when selecting clothing and hairstyles: 

1. Is it modest? 
2. Might my appearance be disruptive by calling undo attention to myself? 
3. Does my appearance identify with a countercultural group or rebellious element of society? 
4. Am I setting a higher standard for myself in speech, life, love and purity? “Don’t let anyone look down on you because you are young, but set an example for the believers in speech, in conduct, in love, in faith and in purity.” 1 Timothy 4:12.

Respect for our Christian values and appropriateness is required: 

All decisions concerning compliance with the dress code will be at the discretion of the faculty and administration. Should there be questions regarding the dress code, parents are encouraged to call or email the school administration prior to clothing purchases or drastic hairstyle changes. 

Student Dress & Appearance Policies 

Logowear purchased from the approved LionWear website is encouraged.

• Logos, slogans, pictures promoting drugs, alcohol, tobacco, sexual imagery, rebellion against authority, gangs, political statements or anything that is contrary to Christian standards may not be worn/brought to school. 
• Sweatpants, workout pants/shorts, swim shorts, mesh shorts, basketball shorts, and pajamas may not be worn to school. 
• Only school logo sweatpants are allowed and only during PE.  
• Body piercing or tattoos (permanent or not) are not allowed. Students are to refrain from body piercing  and tattooing while attending Pacific Point  Christian Schools with the exception of pierced ears (maximum of 2 piercings per ear). Post or small dangling style allowed for earrings, or ¼” gauge maximum.
• Students may not write on their bodies with ink, markers, etc. 
• Students entering Pacific Point Christian Schools who already have body piercing(s) other than ears are required to remove them while on campus and at all school sponsored activities. Covering piercings with a patch or Band-Aid is not sufficient. Tattoos are to remain covered at all times. No gauges or hoop nose rings may be worn. 
• Hair should be neat and clean.
• Hats, beanies, baseball caps, hoods, and head coverings are not to be worn indoors (including chapel). 
• Sunglasses must not be worn indoors. Bandanas and similar head coverings are not to be worn at school.
• Clothing must be neat, clean, modest, and of proper size and fit. Excessively loose fitting or form fitting clothing is not permitted. 
•  PE clothes should not be worn to school except on dress down days.
• Clothes must not have holes that show skin or undergarments above the appropriate level for shorts (mid-thigh). 
• Proper footwear is to be worn at all times for safety purposes. Athletic shoes are required for PE classes. 
• Flip flops are permitted for high school students only. 
• Any clothing, jewelry, backpacks, binders, book covers, pins, etc., with counter-culture, band references, political statements, or anything that can be construed as divisive, are not permitted. 
• Pants must not be sagging below the hips.
• The job of a student is to attend school, learn how to work well within the community, and grow as a young man or young woman. Therefore, students should dress as they would if they were going to their workplace. Sporting apparel such as basketball shorts and sweats should be saved for the field or court.

Additional Dress Code for female Students:

• As a general rule the length of all shorts, skirts, and dresses should be no more than 5 inches  from the top of the kneecap when standing or sitting. This standard applies to dresses, skirts, and shorts.
• Spaghetti straps and low cut shirts are not permitted. Straps must be at least 2” wide, and  cover bra straps. 
• No midriff should be shown – front or back
• No low cut necklines that expose cleavage on tops or dresses.
• Undergarments must not be visible at any time. 

Additional Dress Code for Male Students:

• Facial hair will be allowed as long as it is neat and trim. 
• Muscle shirts, undershirts, or tank tops are not allowed to be worn alone (under a sleeved shirt is permitted). 
• All shirts must have sleeves. Cutoff sleeves are not allowed.
• Pants must not be sagging to reveal undergarments and must be worn at the waist/hips.
• Hats, beanies, baseball caps, hoods, and head coverings are not to be worn indoors. (including chapel). 

Student Dress Code for Semi-Formal/ Formal Events: 

The following guidelines should be considered while choosing your student’s attire for the event. In addition, for some events, the event coordinator may request a picture of the outfit prior to the event in order to give final approval.  

Gentlemen: 

• Dress slacks 
• Collared shirt (tie and jacket optional) 
• Nice shoes or boots  

Ladies: 

• Dress, pant suit, or long skirt (Dress length must meet current dress code.) 
• Dress straps must be a minimum of one inch width  
• Spaghetti strap, strapless, off the shoulder, or backless dresses must be worn with a jacket, shawl or bolero type wrap at ALL times during the event (graduations, promotions, proms, formal dinners etc)
  

Dress Code Violations: 

If a student is out of dress code during the school day, he/she will be instructed to change into appropriate attire and may receive a Discipline Notice. Teachers and administration will work with the student to resolve the issue as promptly as possible so the student may return to class. Students may not be allowed to attend class if they are out of compliance with Pacific Point Christian Schools dress code.

The student will be responsible for making up any missed work and may receive “late credit” since the time missing class is unexcused. If a student is out of dress code more than once on the same day, or becomes a habitual offender, he or she will be considered willfully disobedient and further consequences will result. Such consequences include: the student may be sent home, given lunch cleanup, detention, etc. Administration reserves the right to determine the appropriate modest attire for each individual situation.

Junior High PE Uniforms: 

Junior High (grades 6-8)  are required to dress out for PE class. Parents will be sent a link from which they will be able to purchase PE uniforms from our online provider . There are long sleeve and short sleeve shirts available as well as sweatpants and sweatshirts. It is recommended that each student have two sets of PE clothing and that each article be labeled with the student’s last name. Dressing out for PE is a part of the PE requirements. Failure to dress out for PE will result in a reduced grade.  

All articles of PE clothing must be neat and cleaned on a regular basis. They must not be torn, baggy, frayed, or show excessive wear. Socks and athletic shoes are required for PE.