Students & Parents
School Uniform Guidelines
We understand the guidelines are precise, however this is to keep a level playing field for all students and parents and is not in an effort to be unreasonably strict. We LOVE our families and do not want something as simple as a pair of shoes to come between our families, faculty, or students and their relationships! In the spirit of community, we require that everyone adhere to the below guidelines.
Men's Elementary:
- Pants/shorts: Khaki or gray
- Pants: No skinny or stretch; must be straight leg or straight chinos with belt loops
- Shorts: Must have an inseam at least equal to that of the Lands’ End short for each given size.* The inseam varies from 6”-9” based on size for children and is 11” for adult sizes
- Shirts: white, gray, or navy polo (Shirts may be short or long sleeved)
- Oxford: white or French blue (Shirts may be short or long sleeved)
- Shoes: no light-ups or shoes with wheels; white, gray, brown, black, or navy colors
- Socks: solid white or navy colored
- Ties: Plaid ties
- All students must have at least one short sleeve, classic navy polo with logo and khaki bottoms for chapel and field trips
Ladies' Elementary:
- Pants/Shorts: khaki or gray
- Pants: No skinny, flare, or stretch; must be straight leg or straight chinos with belt loops
- Skirt/Skorts: khaki, gray or plaid
- Jumpers: plaid or navy
- Shorts must have an inseam at least equal to that of the Lands’ End short for each given size.* The inseam varies from 6”-9” based on size for children and is 11” for adult sizes.
- Skorts/Skirts/Jumpers: Must be no shorter than the top of the knee (please note if your child is tall you may want to order below the knee length)
- Bike shorts must be worn under skirts and jumpers, and the bike shorts should be short enough not to be seen while standing
- Shirts: White, gray, or navy polos. (Shirts may be long or short sleeved)
- Shoes: no light-ups or shoes with wheels; white, gray, brown, black, or navy colors
- Socks/Tights: solid white or navy colored
- Leggings and footless tights are not allowed. We run into issues with color, length, and neatness on these items, so we have decided to exclude them from the dress code
- All students must have at least one short sleeve, classic navy polo with logo and khaki bottoms for chapel and field trips
All Students:
- Shirts must be tucked in
- Jackets and non-uniform sweaters may not be worn in the classroom
- On Chapel days, students must wear Chapel uniform which consists of a navy polo with the Summit Classical Academy logo and khaki bottoms
- Fleece pullovers, jackets, and vests may be worn in the classroom
- On T-shirt Tuesdays, students may wear Summit Classical Academy T-shirts (Spirit wear) and jeans. Jeans must not have holes or rips. Students may also choose to wear regular uniform on Tuesdays, if they wish.
- Exclusions: embroidery (other than the Summit Classical Academy logo), sandals, clogs, corduroy, denim, capris, cargo pants/shorts, leggings, hooded sweaters, sweatshirts, hats, scarves, bandanas, or distracting styles (e.g. dyed or unkempt hair, boys’ earrings, torn or soiled clothes, overdone makeup or jewelry, immodesty, visible undergarments or camisoles, over or undersized clothing, long hair for boys, etc.).
Please visit Land’s End to order the required navy polo for chapel
Please note, Land’s End was only able to display the logo for a white background on our site. When you order navy polo, it will have the correct gold logo. Summit Classical Academy’s school number is 900192923.
You can order uniforms from ANY vendor.
Please ensure each is the same styles as the ones on our Lands’ End site. Additionally, the plaids must match.
For a full review of “why uniforms” please see the student handbook.
VOLUNTEER OVERVIEW
There are many opportunities to volunteer at SCA. If you are inspired to join us, please call 720-633-9300 to learn how.
Please let us know how would you like to help by filling out our volunteer form.
CURRICULUM OVERVIEW
Summit Classical Academy teaches all classes from a biblical worldview and uses that framework as the way to understand everything. Subjects are integrated around the truth that God is the Creator of all that exists, and therefore all knowledge is interrelated and points back to Him.
As described by the Association of Classical Christian Schools, a Classical curriculum “incorporates methods based on natural phases of student development, cultivates the seven Christian Virtues, trains student reasoning through the Trivium (Grammar, Logic, and Rhetoric), and interacts with the historical Great Books.”
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