Loretta Auriemma

Dependable hospitality worker with a focus on delivering outstanding guest experiences. Background includes serving and supporting bartending operations, with a commitment to maintaining cleanliness and organization. Strong communication and problem-solving skills enhance ability to meet diverse customer needs. Passionate about fostering positive interactions in fast-paced environments.

• All staff members are required to enforce the dress code. The administration/designee will be the final judge as to whether a student’s clothing meets policy requirements. We rely on the good taste and judgment of the students and the responsibility of the parents to advise their children of the appropriate dress in accordance with Flagler Schools’ Dress Code Policy.
• Upper Attire
• Shirt - Garments must cover the entire shoulder and from neckline to waist. Students' midriff shall not be seen at any time. (See General Rules; 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9)
• 1. Any solid color or patterned shirt.
• 2. An official trademark logo is acceptable.
• 3. No lace or sheer materials, including “cut outs.”
• 4. Any Flagler Schools approved/sponsored shirt, team jersey, or club shirt.
• Bottom Attire
• Pants, Shorts, Skirts, Skorts, Jeans and Jumpers- - Must be worn securely at the waist. Bottom attire must be no shorter than mid-thigh. No rips or tears in clothing above the mid-thigh. (See General Rules; 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9)
• 1. All solid color or patterned pants, shorts, skirts, skorts, jeans or jumpers.
• 2. A small official trademark logo is acceptable.
• Outer Attire
• Outer or Cool Weather Attire- Must be school appropriate. (See General Rules; 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 9 and 10)
• 1. Any solid color or patterned zip-up, button-up or “over the head” sweatshirts or sweaters are acceptable and should be appropriate in size, design and logo.
• 2. If the cool weather attire is removed, unbuttoned or unzipped, the under layer is required to be within the standard dress code.
• 3. No trench coats.
• Footwear
• Footwear- That is a safety hazard will not be allowed (ex. footwear with wheels or slippers.) (See General Rule; 13)
• 1. K - 5th grade students must wear flat fully enclosed shoes or athletic shoes (No flip/flops, sandals, slides or Croc style footwear).
• 2. 6th - 8th grade students may wear enclosed shoes, athletic shoes, sandals with a back strap or Croc style footwear (No flip/flops or slides).
• 3. 9th - 12th grade students may wear all of the above footwear and flip flops, sandals, slides and Croc style footwear.
• General Rules
• The following general rules apply to dress code:
• 1. All clothing must be the appropriate size for the student; it may not be oversized or undersized.
• 2. The waist of any garment shall be worn so that the waistband is at waist level and not below the waist.
• 3. No garments shall have graphics, slogans or statements.
• 4. No garments shall contain insignias or logos related to drugs, alcohol, violence, gangs, weapons, sexually suggestive or offensive topics deemed inappropriate by administration allowed.
• 5. Wearing apparel, which tends to identify association with secret societies or gangs as prohibited in Florida Statutes, is not allowed.
• 6. Pajamas shall not be worn as clothing on campus.
• 7. No sheer or lace fabrics shall be used in top or bottom attire.
• 8. No undergarments are to be seen at any time.
• 9. Schools may alter dress code for special school event days (such as Homecoming Week, Cancer Awareness Day, Red Ribbon Week, etc.) Special school event days will be designated by the school and dates will be released in advance.
• 10. Head coverings (bandanas, sweatbands, hoods, ski masks and du-rags, etc.) will not be allowed inside the building. School appropriate hats/hoods are allowed outside the buildings. (See General Rules; 3, 4 and 5)
• 11. No sunglasses can be worn inside buildings.
• 12. Any jewelry or accessory that presents a safety or health hazard, or causes a major disruption to the educational process is not allowed. (See General Rules; 4 and 5)
• 13. Footwear determined by staff to be unsafe for school/recess/physical education classes may be prohibited by school administration for those activities or classes.
• 14. Tattoos deemed inappropriate by school administration must be covered. (See General Rules; 4 and 5)
• 15. Contact lenses that alter the appearance of the eye (other than to another naturally occurring color) are not allowed.
• 16. Students in grades 6-12 are required to wear their school IDs at all times. Furthermore, the ID should not be altered in any way. Student ID cards issued by the District will include the national or statewide crisis and suicide hotlines and text lines.