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UNIFORMS

Students at Mason County Christian School (from Kindergarten through eighth grade) wear school uniforms. There are several key issues that make the wearing of a uniform a very positive thing for students:

  • Uniforms offer relief from fad pressures. It is often a great burden to students to stay in style.  A uniform helps students concentrate on more important things – such as school responsibilities.
  • Uniforms eliminate the temptation to judge based on “social class”. Often a family’s financial standing is reflected in the clothes they can (or cannot) afford. We would rather this not be an obvious issue.
  • Uniforms insure that a high standard of modesty is upheld. Among Christians, there are a variety of standards related to modesty.  When the school chooses the standard, it is insured that the concept of modest apparel will be preserved throughout.
  • Uniforms offer the student some work apparel.  The more formal clothing promotes a better atmosphere for schoolwork.
  • School Spirit.  There is a potential for a sense of unity and belonging when students are dressed in their school uniforms.
  • Details of the school uniform policy are in the Student Handbook.

 

GENERAL INFORMATION

White, navy or burgundy polo shirt and navy or khaki slacks.    On chapel days, boys wear the white polo and navy slacks; girls white polo or blouse and navy pants or jumpers.

Logo items (T-shirts and sweatshirts) may be purchased from the school office. Slacks should have no pockets sewn on the outside. Approved uniform items may be purchased from the school office or through French Toast. You may reach them online at: 
www.frenchtoast.com.  If buying items from any other source, they must be identical to samples at the school or the French Toast catalog.

 

OPTIONAL ITEMS

K ~ 4th grade girls may wear navy jumper or skort;  5th – 8th grade girls may wear the long skirt in addition to the jumper or the skort.

All students may wear plain black jeans, except on Chapel day

Navy or khaki walking shorts may be worn September, October, April, May, June.

MCCS logo sweatshirt.

 

PE/SPORTS UNIFORMS

PE uniforms are required for 4th – 8th grades only.  PE uniforms consist of a red MCCS t-shirt and black shorts or MCCS navy sweat shirt or navy sweat pants. Good fitting, comfortable tennis shoes with traction are essential for all students 1st -8th grades. We will be outside when the weather permits.  A little rain or snow classifies as permitable weather.  It will help cool us during vigorous exercise.  It will be especially important for students to have PE uniforms and or a change of clothes during wet times.leeved white turtleneck or polo shirts.

 

 

Mason County Christian School
470 East Eagle Ridge Drive
Shelton, WA 98584
Phone: (360) 426-7616
Fax: (360) 426-6582
mccs@hctc.com

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