Dress Code & New Uniform Vendor, Lands End School!

We are thrilled to announce our NEW uniform vendor, Lands End School! This exciting change not only makes shopping for uniforms a breeze, but it also amplifies our commitment to fostering a warm and welcoming community for every family. Our new uniforms are a great way to show off our school spirit and unity!

As part of our new connection with Lands End we are able to expand our offerings of styles in skirts, bottoms, PE uniforms, and outer wear. Ordering is available now! Click the Lands End logo below to set up your child's profile and start shopping all of the new available styles found in our school.

Our expectations for uniform dress code remain the same as outlined in the Student Handbook (pgs. 35-40), including but not limited to:

• All shirts must have the school logo and polos are red, white, navy blue, or red/blue striped.

• Students may wear pants, shorts, or females may wear skorts that are khaki or navy blue. Shorts and skirts must be no shorter than four inches above the knee. Female students may also wear knit dresses or navy jumpers with a blouse or polo with a school logo.

Additionally, existing uniforms from the school Uniform Closet are still available and may be purchased at the Front Desk. Current uniform pieces that adhere to our dress code policy are still acceptable for the remainder of the 2024-25 school year.

Please see below for some FAQs!

• Are girls able to use their knit dresses with the BCS logo?

  Yes! As long as the knit dress has the BCS logo and adheres to our Dress Code, it will be accepted for PK-5 students for the 2025-26 school year!

• Are students able to use the PE uniforms and tops purchased from Dennis Uniform or the school Uniform Closet?

  Yes! As long as pieces adhere to the Dress Code they are acceptable for 2025-26.

  We are, however, excited to offer more styles through our new vendor so be sure to check out the shop!

• Can girls use their old skirts?

  Beginning August 13, 2025, Preschool through 8th grade skirts/skorts will need to be purchased through Lands’ End ONLY with the BCS logo on the hem and be no shorter than four inches above the knee.

• Are Current Shorts Accepted?

  Yes! Any blue or khaki shorts and/or pants for boys and girls are accepted for the 2025-26 school year! Shorts for boys and girls must be no shorter than four inches above the knee.

• Are there any changes to outerwear?

  All outerwear including sweaters, hoodies, jackets, etc., must follow the Dress Code and have the Bethany logo.

  Blankets are not allowed in place of, or in addition to, outerwear.

• Is the uniform closet still available?

  Families can still purchase gently worn uniforms from the BCS Uniform Closet. Donations are welcomed! Skirts and skorts will not be available.

• When is Casual and Spirit Wear acceptable?

  Spirit Wear, which includes BCS sweatpants, athletic shorts, and t-shirts from BCS extracurricular activities and events, can only be worn on Fridays or days when students have PE.

  This change applies to Middle School, all students must wear a BCS polo with blue, khaki, or plaid bottoms Monday- Thursday. MS students with a PE elective must still wear skirts/shorts/pants and polos on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

  Casual Days are typically the first Friday of each month and are noted on the the school calendar. $1 donation is required to participate and school-wide proceeds go towards the field trips. Dress Code still applies. Pajamas and slippers/blankets are not allowed on Casual Day - specific party days allowing pajamas will be communicated by the teacher.

• What will happen if my student is out of dress code?

  Dress code check-ins will happen throughout the year by administrators, teachers, and staff support.

  Students and parents will be notified should they be out of dress code. An email will be sent home and your student may be asked to change by taking something from the uniform closet or having a parent bring in a replacement.

  Repeated infractions may lead to disciplinary consequences including, but not limited to, lunch detention, after school detention, suspension from after school activities and sports.