Dress Code
Wearing the Neil McNeil High School uniform is an expectation of all Neil students. The neat appearance of students contributes to the positive atmosphere in the school community in addition to its overall safety and security.
Ministry of Education regulations and Toronto Catholic District School Board (TCDSB) policies require each school community to develop a Uniform Policy which the Principal, Vice Principal, Catholic School Parent Council (CSPC) and staff are expected, by Board of Trustees to enforce strictly.
Our school policy conforms to the "Code of Dress" guidelines of the TCDSB. Minor violations related to the school uniform will be recorded. Continued violations will result in communication with parents.
Students are expected to wear the Neil McNeil uniform properly, exhibiting pride, neatness and good grooming. Adherence to the uniform guidelines will be determined by the Administration and school staff.
Civvies Days
Civvies Days are held throughout the year and organized by the Student Council. A small fee is collected from each student, with the money going to support various charities and Student Council endeavors. Students are expected to dress appropriately and in good taste.
Compulsory School Uniform
Neil McNeil uniforms must be purchased from McCarthy Uniforms. Visit their online store for more information.
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The uniform must be worn appropriately and with dignity.
Students are expected to arrive and leave school in full uniform.
The uniform must be worn all day in all areas of the school.
The uniform is mandatory during field trips.
Substitution of Neil McNeil athletic clothing for Neil McNeil school uniform is not allowed.
Parents will be contacted if students do not respect the uniform policies.
We thank parents/guardians for their support of the uniform policy.
Dress Code in TCDSB Schools
All Secondary schools within the jurisdiction of the Board shall adopt a Uniform Dress Code.
Parents are encouraged to review the local dress code at their child’s school and to direct their questions to the principal of the school.