There are two dances held each
year: Homecoming in the fall and Jr.-Sr. Prom in
the spring.
Terrebonne High
Homecoming & Prom Dress Code
Male Attendees
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Collared shirts with a coat and tie, or
tuxedo. Collarless/Tuxedo shirts are
acceptable.
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Attendees are expected to wear these
garments during the length of the event.
T-shirts and shorts are not allowed at any
time.
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No
baseball caps or tennis shoes will be
allowed in the building.
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Facial
rings (lip, eye, or nose rings) are not
allowed.
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The THS administration
is the final judge of the appropriateness of
students’ attire.
Female Attendees
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Semi-formal to formal
gowns are encouraged.
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Dresses may not be cut below the bust
line. Necklines should maintain
modesty, no extreme plunging.
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Dresses may be backless as long as they
are not cut below the waist.
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Dresses may not have a slit that exceeds
mid-thigh. This is fingertip length.
(Put your arms straight down on your
side. The slit cannot pass your
fingertips.)
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Strapless dresses are encouraged to be worn
with shawls or wraps.
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Tennis
shoes are not allowed.
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Facial rings (lip, eye, or nose rings) are
not allowed.
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The THS administration
is the final judge of the appropriateness of
students’ attire.
Personal Conduct
Students attending the
homecoming dance must:
1.
Understand that
participation in homecoming activities is a
privilege and should be valued.
2.
Understand and abide by
the rules and regulations that govern all school
activities.
Respect for others is paramount.
This includes respect for the supervisors and
staff of the school as well as classmates.
3.
Use
appropriate language and refrain from crude or
abusive language or gestures when dealing with
administrators, supervisors and classmates.
4.
Understand that they may not be under the
influence of or in possession of any
intoxicating beverage, drugs, narcotic or
controlled substance.
This applies to all individuals regardless of
age. Violation of this rule will result in a
home suspension and possible arrest. In
addition, parents will be contacted and be
required to pick up the child and transport
him/her home.
Students and parents must
understand that the administration reserves the
right to request that any student be tested with
a breathalyzer as a condition of entry into the
dance.
5.
Refrain
from disorderly, disruptive or insubordinate
behaviors and be responsible for their behavior.
Therefore,
students who are found in violation of the
student code of conduct will face disciplinary
consequences. In addition, parents
will be contacted and be required to pick up
their child and transport him/her home.
6.
Understand
that once in attendance at the homecoming dance,
students may not leave the location and re-enter
the venue.
In the event that an individual does not meet
these guidelines set forth by the school
administration, that student will be removed
from the homecoming dance.
Do you have any questions about the Homecoming
Dance? Contact Mrs. B. Dubina,
or an administrator at (985) 879-3377.
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