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A Symbol of Unity and Purpose

At our school, we believe that learning should take place in a respectful, distraction-free environment, where students can focus on wisdom, virtue, and personal growth.

To support this mission, we maintain a uniform policy that reflects our shared identity as a school community. By wearing a uniform, students embrace the values of discipline, modesty, and unity, reinforcing their commitment to learning and Christian character.

Why We Wear a Uniform

Eliminates superficial distractions – Removes the influence of pop culture and personal fashion choices
Encourages unity and belonging – Represents our shared journey as students of faith and virtue
Fosters respect and self-discipline – Teaches students the importance of presentation and personal responsibility
Promotes a focused learning environment – Allows students to concentrate on their education without unnecessary comparisons

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Dominion Academy Uniform Policy

Dominion Academy Uniform Policy

Dominion Academy is a unique community, united by the shared goal of pursuing moral and intellectual excellence.

Boys: Kindergarten to Grade Four

Winter (October to May)

  • Grey dress pants
  • Black belt (grade two and older)
  • Black dress socks (no ankle socks)
  • White, burgundy, or grey polo shirts
  • White button-up shirts
  • Formal uniform: white button-up shirt, burgundy sweater vest, grey pants
  • Shoes must be solid black

Summer (June-September)

  • Grey dress shorts
  • Black belt (grade two and older)
  • Black dress socks (ankle socks permissible)
  • White, burgundy, or grey polo shirts
  • White button-up shirts
  • Formal uniform: black dress shorts or pants, white button-up shirt, burgundy sweater vest
  • Shoes must be solid black
Boys: Grade Five to Twelve

Winter (October to May)

  • Grey dress pants
  • Black belt
  • Black dress socks (no ankle socks)
  • School tie
  • White button-up shirts
  • Formal uniform: burgundy blazer, white button-up shirt, burgundy plaid tie
  • Shoes must be polishable, black

Summer (June-September)

  • Grey dress pants or shorts
  • Black belt
  • Black dress socks, ankle socks permissible
  • White polo shirts
  • White button-up shirts
  • Formal uniform: burgundy blazer, white button-up shirt, school tie, grey pants
  • Shoes must be polishable, black
Girls: Kindergarten to Grade Four

Winter (October to May)

  • Grey dress pants with black dress socks
  • Black belt (grade two and older)
  • Burgundy pinafore with grey or black tights
  • White, burgundy, or grey polo shirts
  • White button-up shirts
  • Formal uniform: white button-up long sleeve shirt, burgundy pinafore dress
  • Shoes must be solid black

Summer (June-September)

  • Grey dress pants with black dress socks
  • Black skort (no shorter than the top of the knee)
  • White, burgundy, or grey polo shirts
  • White button-up shirts
  • Formal uniform: white button-up short sleeve shirt, burgundy pinafore
  • Shoes must be solid black
Girls: Grade Five to Grade Twelve

Winter (October to May)

  • Grey dress pants with black belt
  • Burgundy plaid pleated skirt (no shorter than the knee)
  • Burgundy plaid cross tie
  • White button-up shirts
  • Formal uniform: burgundy blazer, white button-up shirt, burgundy plaid tie
  • Shoes must be polishable, black

Summer (June-September)

  • Grey dress pants with black belt
  • Burgundy plaid pleated skirt with knee high socks
  • White polo shirts
  • White button-up shirts
  • Formal uniform: burgundy blazer, white button-up shirt, burgundy plaid tie
  • Shoes must be polishable, black

For the first two school years we plan to rely on storefront suppliers for our uniforms, but following the second year we will be transitioning to an official uniform supply company.