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Uniform guidelines for Central Middle School students outline appropriate and unacceptable ways to wear uniforms for girls, boys, and PE. Acceptable uniforms include skirts at knee-length for girls, tucked-in shirts for boys, and solid-colored belts. Unacceptable items are baggy clothes, logos, cargo pants, sweatpants, sandals, heels, makeup, hats, and electronics.
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