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Booklist:

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2010-2011 Student Handbook:

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Career and Technical Education provides students with an essential foundation to become creative
problem solvers and lifelong learners. These skills provide the foundation for our graduates to be
positive contributors to cooperative tea mwork efforts and meet the needs of community, business and
industry. Subsequent successes provide the base for improved self-esteem and self-confidence,
leading to self-sufficiency, an appreciation of the values of a diverse society, fulfillment of civic duties
and responsibilities, and a strong work ethic.


Career education provides the basis for seamless life-long learning, self-actualization and commitment
to personal growth and development throughout life.


The delicate balance between current employment needs and future employment trends impacts
current training programs, influences the future program development and ensures the responsiveness
to regional economic development.

STUDENT DRESS CODE
Orange County School Board policy stipulates that school clothing shall be neat, clean and in good taste when students are in school.  Therefore, guidelines are established to ensure a climate which is conducive to education and to learning.

Clothing which is too short, tight, revealing, controversial, or unsafe is inappropriate for school.  The following guidelines illustrate what is considered appropriate attire:

  • Clothing that is too tight or revealing is unacceptable.
  • Clothing must be work as designed (exposing underwear, unfastened suspenders/straps or buckles, or raised pants legs are prohibited).
  • Bare midriffs and bare sides should not show even when arms are extended above the head.
  • Spaghetti straps, and halters tops exposing the back are prohibited.
  • Clothing with inappropriate holes, tears, or patches is not allowed.
  • Hemlines of skirts, shorts, dresses, and skirts must extend beyond student’s fingertips. 
  • Sleepwear/loungewear may not be worn.
  • Bandannas, scarves, and stocking caps are prohibited.
  • Shoes shall be worn at all times.
  • Caps, hats, and visors, shall not be worn inside classrooms.
  • When worn outside, caps, hats, and visors shall not be worn to the side.
  • Clothing and jewelry may not display inappropriate images or phrases.
  • Jewelry/chains that present a safety hazard are prohibited.
  • Apparel and paraphernalia of any kind intended to identify a student as member of a gang is prohibited.

These guidelines are general campus guidelines.  Departments having specific standards relating to their program shall be adhered to.  All Mid Florida Tech staff members shall encourage acceptable dress and shall provide guidance without embarrassment to the student.  Mid Florida Tech administration reserves the right to appraise new fads (questionable attire), and will determine whether it is appropriate for school wear.

One Up Newsletter | September 2009

  • Tech Talk
  • Blood Drive
  • Skills USA
  • Career Center
  • So You Wanna Be...
  • Hot Tips
  • Kudos
  • Go Green!

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