Our dress code guidelines reflect our Catholic CSJ identity and the academic atmosphere of our school. Student attire should reflect individual and school pride, create community, promote school spirit, and ensure that all of our students are engaged and ready to learn.
In keeping with appropriate dress and respect for certain occasions, events, gatherings, and ceremonies— students will be required to dress more formally on specific designated days. These days will be announced in advance and students will be expected to adjust to these dress uniform guidelines for the school day.
The primary responsibility for a student’s attire resides with the student and their parent(s) and/or guardian(s). Questions? Please email Caitlin Main ’05, Dean of Students.
TOP:
White or navy polos.
Any Carondelet or DLS branded short or long-sleeve t-shirt or sweatshirt purchased through school stores or school-sponsored events.
Tops must fall below the waistband when seated and remain unaltered. All visible layers must also be Carondelet or DLS branded.
Solid-colored denim, chino, or dress pants without rips, tears, or sheer materials.
Lands’ End navy or grey skirts/skorts, or navy shorts. (All must be no more than four inches above the knee, hem below fingertips when arms are relaxed).
Solid-colored tights or leggings may be worn under skirts/skorts.
Sweatpants and pajama pants are NOT permitted.
SHOES:
Closed-toe shoes with backs (no sandals or slippers).
Additional rules: For Classes of ’26, ’27, and ’28, navy and/or grey Dennis Uniform skirts may also be worn as long as they meet the length requirements.
Worn on liturgy days and other announced days, at least once per month.
White polo shirt AND Lands’ End navy Carondelet sweater (cardigan or v-neck) or blazer.
Lands’ End navy or grey skirt/skort or solid black/khaki pants (no rips, tears, or sheer materials).
Skirts must follow the same length guidelines as Everyday Uniform (hem below fingertips when arms are relaxed).
Note: Dress uniform pants must be black or khaki.
For Classes of ’26, ’27, and ’28, navy/grey Dennis Uniform skirts and sweaters may also be worn.
Note: Navy crewneck sweatshirts are no longer approved for Dress Uniform.
Worn on Fridays and other announced days
Any bottoms including opaque leggings (as outlined in the Everyday Uniform guidelines), but without rips, tears, or sheer material.
