Student of the MonthKatie Taylor - English

This student is a hard worker and is always polite. This student volunteers in class and can always be counted on to help others. This student is an excellent role model to their peers.

Student of the Month Taylor Herring World - Geography

This student is a mature young adult with a great attitude. This student sets a strong positive example for their classmates and is one of my most reliable leaders.

Student of the MonthBrandon Gordon - Earth/Space Science

This student is a great role model for others in class. This student always works diligently to complete their work and never causes a disruption. This student’s hard work has paid off with an “A” for the last grading period.

Student of the MonthJesse Baird - Biology I Honors

This student is a hard worker in my class. This student completes all the work and received an “A” for the last grading period. This student has shown great improvement in their organizational skills and it has certainly paid off.

Zoi Thompson - Math

This student has been an excellent, hard-working student from day one. This student is always respectful and mature, setting an example for the rest of the class. This student also works hard at meeting whatever expectation is set in class. If this student doesn’t understand content, they make sure to take action in order to understand it. This student consistently makes sure each and every assignment is not only complete, but done to the best of their ability. This student is an amazing example of a student-athlete balancing academics and athletics. I commend this student on her dedication in both areas.

Student of the MonthSherie Moody - English

This student is a very hard worker. This student can always be counted on to share in class and is a great role model for their peers.

  • Katie - EnglishKatie - English
  • Taylor - World GeographyTaylor - World Geography
  • Brandon - ScienceBrandon - Science
  • Jesse - ScienceJesse - Science
  • Zoi - MathZoi - Math
  • Sherie - English

Fundamental Dress Code

The students at Boca Ciega High Fundamental SWAS are expected to exercise good judgment and are required to dress in a responsible manner. All clothing must be worn in the way it was designed to be worn. Any exception to dress code policies must be approved by the school administration. Violation of dress/grooming codes may result in a detention. Repeated violations may result in referral to the IAC. Dress code violations will be judged at the time they are first seen, not after a student has adjusted his/her clothes. The Fundamental Dress Code exceeds that of other district schools. Dress or grooming of students shall not be disruptive of the educational environment. Fundamental Dress Code requirements include:

  • Ankle length pants or slacks (NO SHORTS PERMITTED EXCEPT DURING PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLASSES) with no holes or tears.
  • Skirts and dresses not shorter than 3” above the knee (no culottes or skorts).
  • Shoes with closed back or heel strap (no thongs, sandals, or shoes without heel straps).
  • All shirts and/or tops must cover the midriff at all times and must have sleeves that cover the shoulders.
  • PE shorts must meet the fundamental short standard of being within 3 inches of the knees.
  • No clothing shall be worn which advocates or is associated with antisocial groups, gangs, or gang-like activities, or potentially dangerous/harmful behaviors.
  • The following are specifically prohibited; visible body piercings (except ears), exposed tattoos (real or drawn), neck collars such as dog collars or other heavy chains, and gothic wear, if they become a distraction to the educational environment.

Students may be issued a warning or detention for dress code violations based on how he/she is first observed. The administration shall be the final judge as to the neatness and cleanliness of wearing apparel and whether or not such apparel is appropriate, disruptive, distracting, or in violation of health and safety rules.

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