A MESSAGE FROM STUDENT SERVICES REGARDING DRESS CODE

This is a reminder that students of Philadelphia E&T are expected to wear the school uniform. Any items outside of the items mentioned here are considered prohibited. If you have a need for an exemption from this dress code policy, you must request permission from the Student Services Office.

SHIRTS: All Philadelphia E&T students must purchase and wear correctly sized blue-banded polo style shirts with the school logo. These shirts can be purchased at any Cramers Uniforms locations or on Cramers Uniforms website https://cramersuniforms.com/.

PANTS: All students are required to wear basic black long slacks. Note: Carpenter pants, jeans,cargo pants, stretch/yoga pants, sweat pants, and cropped pants are not acceptable. Blue or any other color slacks are not acceptable. The dress code policy will be strictly enforced.

SHOES: All students should mostly wear black, rubber soled shoes/sneakers. No work boots,

UGG/Sheepskin boots, high or fashion boots, flip flops/sandals/slippers are permitted.

All footwear must provide full coverage. Sturdy shoes are a must to ensure safety.

SWEATERS & OUTERWEAR: Students may purchase and wear a Philadelphia E&T grey, pullover V-neck sweater or identified outerwear given to the students by the school. Sweaters and sweatshirts can be purchased at any of the Cramers Uniforms locations or on Cramers uniform website. Students may wear the blue sweatshirts that were given as the holiday gift this year, but at no time may hoods or hats be worn in the building. Doing so puts a student in danger of failing DISCIPLINE for the year. Students who fail Discipline will be required to attend summer school. If you have any questions regarding uniform, please email Ms. Sierota at sierotaa@petchs.org.

Philadelphia E&T is excited to offer three new Science Labs including a Biology, Chemistry and Maker Space. These labs are situated along the south side of the building with amazing views of City Hall. These science labs are created with the newest materials and technologies and will be used to support the science curriculum to offer students more hands-on experiences during the school day. Each lab is also available and utilized for our after-school program activities of horticulture club, robotics team and Cricut club.