Uniforms

Dress Code

St. Paul Hanoi students are required to wear a clean and complete school uniform at all times unless they are involved in an activity that requires them to change. They must change back to the uniform immediately following this activity.

Students who arrive at school without the proper attire as outlined above will be issued loaner clothing so that they can proceed throughout the day in the proper attire.

Daily Uniform

Monday - Thursday

TOPS – SPASH Polo Shirt (red or blue)

BOTTOMS – Khaki (beige) or black shorts/pants/skirts/skorts

FEET – Tennis shoes/Sneakers with shoe laces OR Velcro

Casual Uniform

Friday

TOPS – Any St. Paul attire (St. Paul Logo)

BOTTOMS – Khaki, blue, or black (beige) shorts/pants/skirts/skorts

FEET – Tennis shoes/Sneakers with shoe laces OR Velcro

Formal Uniform

Special Days

TOPS – SPASH Red Polo Shirt

BOTTOMS – Khaki (beige) shorts/pants/skirts/skorts

FEET – Tennis shoes/Sneakers with shoe laces OR Velcro

P.E. Uniform

P.E. Class

TOPS – SPASH PE Shirt

BOTTOMS – SPASH PE Shorts

FEET – Tennis shoes with shoe laces OR Velcro

ADDITIONAL: Reusable Water Bottle

Outerwear

Jackets, hoodies, sweatshirts, and sweaters are limited to:

SPASH Letter Jacket or SPASH Sweatshirt

-or-

Open front jackets/shirts with proper uniform visible

stpaul-uniform-mix

When students are not in uniform, the following applies:

  • A student shall dress and behave in a manner that does not distract or detract from the educational process or result in damage to school facilities. Dress and personal grooming should be clean and should conform to health standards.
  • Due to St. Paul American School’s multicultural environment, students must be sensitive to the beliefs of others, including ways of dress associated with other cultures and religions. The school reserves the right to determine what acceptable dress is. Inappropriate clothing includes, but is not limited to; low cut or cropped tops which expose the midriff, shorts and skirts shorter than 6” above the knee, clothing bearing messages or logos relating to alcohol, drugs, sex, and gang-related clothing. Caps and hats may not be worn in school.
  • Students deemed by the school administration to be dressed inappropriately will be required to change into acceptable clothing or leave school for that day. Any absences due to inappropriate dress are considered unexcused. Repeated violations of this policy may lead to disciplinary action.