Wellspring has a Dress Code and Code of Conduct which all students and guests must agree to follow before attending the Spring Formal. Students who do not abide by this code may be asked to leave.
DRESS CODE AND CODE OF CONDUCT FOR
WELLSPRING HOMESCHOOL, INC.
Instructors, leaders, or chaperones who believe any dress or personal appearance to be distracting, unsafe, or unsuitable for any Wellspring event may request students to abnegate them. This can include covering them with other apparel, removing an item, or being asked to leave the premises.
● All clothing must be modest and unrevealing in cut, fit, and texture.
● All clothing should be neat and clean and contain no inappropriate messages or pictures.
● Clothing may not be see-through; clothing considered as underclothing may not be worn as an outside garment.
● All clothing must be no shorter than the length of the fingertips with arms down at the side whenever standing, or mid-thigh, whichever is longest. Slits in skirts or dresses must not extend higher than midthigh. Your undergarments should not show when bending over. Boys’ pants must be modestly cut and not tight-fitting.
● Girls’ necklines must be modest in cut and fit. No cleavage may show, even when bending over.
● No exposed midriffs or sides, including cut-outs in those areas. The back of dresses may have scooped backs or cutouts as long so they go no lower than the waist (so long as the sides are fully covered).
● If there is any question about attire meeting dress code requirements, the parent/guardian of the attendee should message the event organizer before the day of the event with their concern and, if possible, submit a picture of the attendee in the outfit for review.
The following rules of conduct apply to all Wellspring functions and sponsored events. Anyone failing to follow these rules can be asked to leave Wellspring and/or the event.
● No fighting
● No alcohol, tobacco, vaping, controlled substances, firearms, or fireworks
● No inappropriate dancing (left up to the discretion of the chaperones)
● No inappropriate public displays of affection (quick hugs and hand-holding is acceptable)
● No bullying; this includes face-to-face and through social media
● If at any time an attendee sees a safety issue, feels personally unsafe, or has any concern, they should bring attention to their concerns to an event chaperone.
● Re-admittance to the event will not be permitted if the attendee decides to leave and then come back again.