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Success Academy Finalizes 2025-2026 Dress Code
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Success Academy Finalizes 2025-2026 Dress Code in Fort Myers

Success Academy has outlined its dress code for the 2025-2026 school year, banning jeans, athletic wear, certain shoe types and most accessories. Students out of dress code will be sent home.

09/29/2026 · Fort Myers edition

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FORT MYERS, FL – Success Academy has established its dress code for the 2025-2026 academic year, specifying requirements for student clothing, accessories and personal items.

The policy mandates solid-colored shirts with sleeves and no graphics or writing. Transparent, low-cut or midriff-baring tops, halter, backless, tube or muscle shirts are prohibited. Families must provide these shirts. Jackets must be solid-colored, worn unzipped and over a dress code-appropriate shirt. Hoodies are not permitted.

For bottoms, jeans are disallowed. Black or gray pants are admissible. Athletic wear, including sweatpants and joggers, is prohibited unless made of khaki or black material. Long pants or shorts reaching the knee are acceptable. Pants must be worn fastened at the waist. Clothing that indecently exposes undergarments or body parts is forbidden. Dresses, skirts, skorts, leggings and tights are not permitted. Pants with holes, rips or tears are also disallowed.

Footwear must be closed-toe and suitable for school activities. Crocs, slides, bedroom slippers and heels will not be permitted.

Accessories are restricted. Jewelry, hats, caps, bandanas, hoods, sweatbands, keychains and sunglasses are not allowed. Electronic devices, including watches, are prohibited. Cosmetics, perfume and deodorant are also not permitted on campus.

Students may bring a single, unopened clear plastic water bottle. The cash limit for students is $10.00. Candy, snacks and other food items are prohibited.

Students who refuse to adhere to the dress code may face disciplinary action impacting their transition date. Students out of dress code will not be permitted to attend school for the day and may be sent home if parents cannot pick them up.

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