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School Administrators Chatboard TOP POSTS ALL POSTS SUBMIT POST Search Teachers.Net Advanced You're on the... School Administrators Chatboard top posts | all posts | submit post Make School Administrators a Favorite! We also recommend... School Administrators Mailring Lesson Plans • Math • Language Arts • Science • Social Studies • Music • Art & Crafts • Phys Ed • Other Teacher Chatboards • latest posts • by subject • by grade level • by state • all chatboards • language arts center • technology center • foreign language center • hot topics • interest groups Teaching Jobs Classroom Projects Teacher Mailrings Teachers.Net Gazette • Current Issue • Harry Wong Column • Teacher Classified Ads • classroom printables Site Map next post skip topic Print | Share | Report Post Post: Studio teachers dress code Posted by Brownie on 10/04/08 "It makes sense that teachers dress the part as a matter of professionalism and to help reinforce the notion of respect." Obviously, the gym teacher and studio teachers have different dress needs from the math teacher. Studio teachers have a most physical job. Their responsibilities include any day to be able to lift heavy boxes, buckets of glazes and or wet clay, climb ladders, stand on chairs, bend over kilns, crawl on floor, scrub sinks and mop the floor. They are expected to be able to use a variety of tools, from hand tools to power tools. Therefore a dress code should allow for the safety of the teacher to lessen the chance of injury while on the job. They must wear material that is durable, stain resistant and protective of the skin. Dressed for safety means that consideration for not only chemicals that will be encountered on a daily basis but also must evaluate the appropriateness of the personal protective equipment that could be used such as goggles,masks or aprons. OSHA standard for basic safety dress is to wear denim or heavy cotton pants because these materials are best suited for shedding sparks, flying shards of metal, chips of wood, polishing compounds, ceramic dust and glazes. Good judgment and common sense has to used. Clothing should be compatible with a professional and safety conscious work environment and distinguishable from attire of students. No blue jeans. No t-shirts with logos. No high heels. Capri length pant, khakis, colored denim jeans, and sneakers are acceptable. RESPOND TO THIS POST START A NEW THREAD RETURN TO CHATBOARD Posts on this thread, including this one Studio teachers dress code, 10/04/08, by Brownie.

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