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William Dandy Middle School Parents, Guardians, and Students

Welcome to the 2026–27 school year! We are thrilled to greet our scholars and extend a warm “Welcome Back” to our returning 7th and 8th grade students. We hope your summer has been restful and filled with meaningful time with family and friends.

WDMS has a unified dress code daily. We believe this dress code policy promotes safety, improves behavior and enhances the learning environment. Below is a list of colors that are approved.

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Unified Dress code consists of the following:

TOPS: (Polo Style Shirts) short/ long sleeve

Colors: White, Yellow (Gold), Navy Blue, Light Blue and Royal Blue (SOLID COLORS ONLY)

BOTTOMS: Dockers style shorts, pants, Capri’s and skorts

Colors: Tan Khaki, Navy Blue

*Students are Not permitted to wear: Jeans, Leggings, Jeggings, Yoga Pants or Pajama Bottoms*

*Students may wear hooded jackets but hoods may not be worn on their heads during the school day.*

If the weather dips below 55 degrees students may wear black or navy sweatpants or jeans may be worn no cuts, rips, tears or designs.

Magnet Pre-Law and Pre-Med Students

Magnet Pre-Law and Pre-Med Students

 

Pre-Medical Student Uniform

Royal blue scrubs, white lab coat, and black scrub jacket

Black or white closed-toe sneakers

Pre-Law Student Uniform

Black pullover vest, black cardigan, or black quarter-zip jacket

Royal blue, white, or gold polo shirt; white dress shirt

Khaki or navy-blue pants or skirts

Not permitted: yoga tights, leggings, miniskirts, T-shirts, biker shorts, Adidas joggers, Crocs, or slides. All shoes must be closed toe.

Uniforms must be worn every day.

School logo patches are available for purchase.

Read More about WDMS Uniform Policy 2026-2027

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