Dress Code

YES Prep North Central Secondary Dress Code & Uniform Expectations 2026 – 2027
Will students be required to wear uniforms?
North Central Secondary students are required to wear a YES Prep polo shirt/YES Prep spirit shirt five days a week to strengthen school pride, unify the community and to promote a college-going culture.
All YES Prep North Central Secondary families are able to purchase a YES Prep polo and campus spirit shirts for the 2026-2027 school year.
What do I need to purchase?
Items that will be Provided by YES Prep
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Student ID badge and lanyard
Items to Purchase at a Store
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Yesprep uniforms ( website page )
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Backpack, must be clear or mesh
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Dress code bottoms
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Dress code shoes
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YES Prep Outerwear (online store in process of updating)
What if I want to buy more YES Prep spirit shirts or polo shirts?
More information will be provided in the next couple of months regarding purchasing additional YES Prep spirit shirts and polo shirts.
*Students with financial hardship can reach out to their student support counselor for assistance with the purchase of YES Prep attire. Assistance will be determined based on need.

Dress Code ExpectationsSee more about the YES Prep Dress Code Philosophy and Policy in the YES Prep Student Handbook. The following table breaks down how the campus expects students to follow the dress code policy. As a reminder, student outer layers must be YES Prep branded.
Uniform Daily ExpectationsStudents must follow the specific daily expectations for uniforms at their campus as outlined below. Please note that there may be some exceptions to these dress code expectations to accommodate cultural celebrations and traditions. Exceptions to uniform expectations will be communicated to students and families in advance. The following shows the uniform expectations throughout the week:
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YES Prep’s updated dress code policy
YES Prep Public Schools believes in the power of community and school pride while also deeply valuing a student’s right to express their individuality without the fear of unnecessary discipline, body shaming, or the confines of gender norms. Students have the right to be treated equitably and dress code enforcement at YES Prep Public Schools will not create disparities, reinforce or increase the marginalization of any group, nor will it be unfairly enforced more strictly against a student because of racial identity, ethnicity, gender expression, sexual orientation, cultural or religious identity, household income, body size or type, or body maturity.
For more insight into YES Prep’s dress code policy, click here.
