Promotion Rules and Dress Code

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Dress Code – Promotion Ceremony
- Dress for the Promotion Ceremony is dressy casual
- Students must adhere to our Student Dress and Grooming Policy
- Code of Conduct Parent Handbook can be found on the school website, www.byms.org, and in the Bernardo Planner
Dress Restrictions – Promotion Ceremony
Girls-
- No backless, sheer or strapless dresses (dresses/tops must have at least one inch straps)
- No Garments shorter than mid-thigh
- No floor length dresses/skirts (safety issue)
- No Garments that are too revealing (e.g. low-cut necklines, sheer garments, midriff tops, backless tops, etc.)
- No hats without BYMS logo
- Open toe shoes are permitted, but they must have a back strap; Flats or wedges re preferred since students will be walking on grass
Boys-
- No tank tops
- No Undershirts
- No Tuxedoes
- No hats without BYMS logo
Parking Information – Promotion Ceremony
- Carpool if possible
- Allow enough time to park and walk to the bleachers
- Remember not to block other cars, gates, driveways, and entrances
- Know that the Calvary Chapel parking lot is off limits (They have day school in session and need the area for small children)
- Know that the basketball courts will be open for parking; Handicap parking will be posted
- Seating at the ceremony will be limited; Please: limit the number of guests, follow the instructions of the supervisors, and be understanding (it is usually hot and crowded)
- Please be considerate to not seat yourself within the handicapped areas that are reserved for the elderly
General Information
- Transportation in a limousine is inappropriate for this age level; Limousines will not be allowed to enter the parking lot
- Pictured school identification card is required for entrance to the promotion party
- Appropriate behavior is mandatory; the Bernardo Yorba Code of Conduct will be enforced
Promotion Party
- The 8th grade Promotion Party will be held at Bernardo Yorba Middle School on Friday, June 6th, 2014 from 6:00pm to 9:00pm.
- The P.T.A. parents are planning a memorable evening of fun, activities and entertainment
- The Promotion Party this year is a Beach Theme
- Students must follow the dress code rules at the Promotion Party
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