Lyndon B. Johnson
Middle School
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LBJ has adopted a uniform dress code for the safety and well being of all our students and staff.
Approved
Only apparel specifically mentioned in this column is dress code approved.
Shirts
Sweaters
Sweatshirts
COLORS - White, Blue (and shade)) 8th GRADE PRIVILEGE = Pink
One (no layering) solid colored long or short sleeve polo style shirt with fold over collar, that buttons to the neck, has banded sleeves, is a length that covers the belt and does not exceed fingertip length. Or one solid colored long or short sleeve turtleneck (mock or regular). For undergarments see Other.
A solid color sweatshirt, knit sweater or vest (without embellishments) may be worn over a legal shirt.Actual Size
No tight or oversized clothing.
No sweatshirts worn as the
only shirt.
Shorts
Capris
COLORS – Black, Khaki, Navy Blue
Solid colored cotton twill dress pants/shorts must fit properly at the waist, inseam, and hem for boys and girls. They must fit, be properly stitched and shorts must be at least fingertip length when arms and fingers are fully extended by side.No denim or corduroy of any color; clothing that appears to be tight; visible underwear; holes or frayed fabric; warm up pants, bell bottoms, wide leg, baggy, dropped crotch, saggy, or skaters pants.
Skorts
Jumpers
COLORS – Black, Khaki, Navy Blue
Solid colored skirts, skorts or jumpers must be at least fingertip length when arms and fingers are fully extended by side. Skirts with slits must have the slit at the side or back and slit must stop below the fingertips. Jumpers must be worn with both straps on shouldersNo denim or corduroy of any color; or wrap skirts.
FootwearShoes of some type must be worn at all times. Flip-flops, backless shoes, platforms, high heels, and sandals are discouraged.No slippers.
JacketsSolid uniform shirt color sweaters, vests, or sweatshirts (not oversized) are permissible. It is recommended that students leave an appropriate sweatshirt in their locker.No coats or jackets worn during classes. Outerwear must be left in the student's locker.
Undergarments (including camisoles) must be tucked in and of a matching uniform shirt color if visible at neck. Belts, including the end of the belt, must be in belt loops.No sunglasses, hairnets, bandannas, spiked accessories, chains, wallet-to-pocket chains, pajamas, or hats on school grounds.
Dress Down DaysStudents MUST wear uniform shirts and solid colored, plain jeans while following all other dress code parameters as described in the district behavior handbook. Other specifics and parameters will be announced the prior day.No embellishments, appliquéd pockets or side zippers on jeans.
Spirit Days
Dances
Game DaysAfter sponsors of Student Council, Band, Orchestra or any other extra-curricular organizations email notification of such days to administration, members, may wear their organization's shirts on Fridays only. School athletic uniforms are permitted on game days only.
ACADEMIC CALENDAR 2011-2012
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1st Semester |
2nd Semester | ||||||
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1st Quarter |
AUG |
10 |
Student Registration |
JAN |
2 |
New Year’s Holiday |
3rd Quarter |
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11 |
New Student Registration-morning |
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3 |
Teacher Prof Development | ||
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11 |
6th Grade Jump Start-afternoon |
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4 |
1ST Day back. Fall Grades Due | ||
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12 |
Teacher Professional Development |
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4 |
6th Graders Begin 3rd Elective | ||
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15 |
Teacher Preparation Day |
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16 |
MLK Holiday – No School | ||
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16 |
First Day of School for Students |
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16 |
6th Graders Begin 1st Elective |
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SEP |
5 |
Labor Day – No School |
FEB |
20 |
Presidents’ Day – No School | ||
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9 |
I-Parent open to parents/guardians |
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OCT |
7 |
Fall Break – No School |
MAR |
12 - 16 |
Spring Break | ||
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2nd Quarter |
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MAR |
26 - 30 |
SBA Testing |
4th Quarter |
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26 - 30 |
Student Led Conferences | ||
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NOV |
11 |
Veterans’ Day – No School |
APR |
4 - 8 |
Standards Based Assessment | ||
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23 - 25 |
Thanksgiving Recess – No School |
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6 |
Vernal Holiday – No School | ||
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DEC |
17 |
End 2nd Nine Weeks/1st Semester |
MAY |
25 |
Last Day of School | ||
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19 - 30 |
Winter Recess |
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28 |
Memorial Day | ||
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29 to |
Snow Make Up Day | ||
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June |
1 |
Snow Make Up Days | ||
BELL SCHEDULE – 2011-2012
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6th Grade “A” Lunch |
7th Grade “B” Lunch |
8th Grade “C” Lunch | |||
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1st Period |
8:20 -9:08 |
1st Period |
8:20 -9:08 |
1st Period |
8:20 - 9:08 |
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Announcements and 2nd Period |
9:12- 10:05 |
Announcements and 2nd Period |
9:12-10:05 |
Announcements and 2nd Period |
9:12 -10:05 |
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3rd Period |
10:09-10:57 |
3rd Period |
10:09-10:57 |
3rd Period |
10:09-10:57 |
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LUNCH |
11:02-11:32 |
4th Period |
11:02-11:50 |
4th Period |
11:02-11:50 |
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4th Period |
11:37-12:25 |
LUNCH |
11:54-12:24 |
5th Period |
11:54-12:42 |
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5th Period |
12:29-1:17 |
5th Period |
12:29-1:17 |
LUNCH |
12:46-1:16 |
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6th Period |
1:21-2:09 |
6th Period |
1:21-2:09 |
6th Period |
1:21-2:09 |
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Announcements and 7th Period |
2:13-3:05 |
Announcements and 7th Period |
2:13-3:05 |
Announcements and 7th Period |
2:13-3:05 |
FIRST BELL – 8:10 A.M. (10:10 A.M. for 2 hour delay.) DISMISSAL – 3:05 P.M.
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