School Dress Code

Our approach

Dressing for a makom Torah

We believe that the way our students dress for school has an effect on their attitude and the seriousness of their learning, as well as the overall culture of the school. As such, we will be strictly enforcing the dress code.

Neat, comfortable, and modest dress (tzniut) is a part of good chinuch. Our dress code is intended to reflect an understanding that YCQ is a makom Torah, where tzniut considerations for both boys and girls are a primary concern.

The yeshiva will strictly enforce the dress code policies from the first day of school. We look to you, the parents, as our partners in the enforcement of the dress code of our yeshiva.

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Nursery

Sneakers should be worn at all times.
Boys must wear a kippah and tzitzit.
Girls’ shirts must have sleeves.
If girls are wearing skirts, please wear shorts underneath.

Junior High School Boys

Pants must be solid colors only and appropriately fitted (not tight). Absolutely no jeans, denim pants, skinny jeans, joggers, or sweatpants may be worn in school. Pants must have side pockets and no denim stitching or jean-style metal studs.
Shirts must have collars. Inappropriate logos may not be worn. All shirt buttons must be closed except for the top button.
Tzitzit and kippot must be worn at all times.
Hair must be cut to the proper uniform length for our yeshiva and may not be dyed.
Socks are required at all times.
No open-toe shoes (including slides and sandals) or open-back shoes (including Crocs and Naot) are permitted.

Junior High School Girls

Skirts must fully cover the knees when sitting or standing, in the front and back. All skirts must fit appropriately and may not be tight or form-fitting. Nursery girls may wear any type of bottoms. Kindergarten girls must wear skirts.
Shirts must be long enough that no midriff is exposed while standing, sitting, or during regular movement. Sleeves must approach the elbow, and shirts must reach the collarbone. Tank tops, cap sleeves, low-cut shirts, and tight shirts may not be worn. Inappropriate logos may not be worn.
No open-toe or open-back shoes (including Crocs and Naot) may be worn.
Makeup may not be worn or applied in school.
Hair may not be dyed.