- Class of 2025 - black kilt or pants
- Class of 2026 - grey kilt or pants
- Class of 2027 - green plaid kilt or navy pants
- Class of 2028 - blue plaid kilt or khaki pants
The Mercy uniform consists of:
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the uniform skirt or pants (color is grade specific)
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a blouse or polo
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socks, footed tights or leggings underneath the uniform skirt: solid black, dark green, gray, maroon, navy or white - sweatpants or pajama pants may not be worn underneath the uniform skirt
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Mercy ID/lanyard worn around neck at all times while in the building
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optional uniform items are black cardigan, V-neck or vest sweaters, black quarter-zip sweatshirts or Mercy Varsity letter sweaters worn in addition to the uniform blouse or polo (not in place of the blouse or polo)
Accessories: Accessories to the uniform, including but not limited to hats, are not allowed. Any garment worn under the uniform blouse may not be visible; this includes sports bras. A long-sleeve, white or black only, top may be worn under the uniform blouse or polo.
Alterations: Skirts should be worn no more than two inches above the knee. Any student who permanently shortens their uniform skirt to an unacceptable length will be required to let out the hem or purchase a new skirt.
Birthdays: Students may be out-of-uniform on their actual birthdate. (If the birth date falls on a weekend, the student may not be out-of-uniform on another day) Attire must be appropriate for school and jeans are allowed. A birthday sticker must be picked up from the Reception Area at the beginning of the day and visibly worn all day. It is inappropriate to expose cleavage, mid-section, or hips. Ripped clothing, jeans with large holes, pajama pants, sweatpants, casual shorts, camis and strapless tops are not allowed. Dress shorts, dresses and skirts must be fingertip length or longer. Leggings or yoga pants may not be worn as stand-alone pants, only as an accessory to a dress or skirt. If this policy is violated the student will be given a uniform to wear for the day and will receive one detention.
Coats: Coats and jackets may not be worn in school at all during the school day. If coats or jackets are left unattended anywhere in the building, they may be taken by school personnel and claimed at the Reception Area by the student.
Shoes: Shoes must be closed-toe and closed-heel when in uniform and on Special Dress Days. Mule, slide and slipper type shoes may not be worn. Boots may be worn only during the months of November – March (subject to be adjusted with inclement weather). No Birkenstock clogs, Crocs, UGG slippers. Examples of appropriate shoes for the 2024-25 school year are: sneakers, loafers, mary janes, oxfords, boat shoes/Sperry.
Special Dress Days: Special dress days for holidays, liturgies (when announced) or other special events should be viewed as dress-up days rather than dress-down days. Attire must be appropriate for school. It is inappropriate to expose cleavage, mid-section, or hips. No crop tops. Ripped clothing, jeans, pajama pants, sweatpants, casual shorts, camis and strapless tops are not allowed. Dresses, skirts and dress shorts must be fingertip length or longer. Leggings or yoga pants may not be worn as stand-alone pants, only as an accessory to a dress or skirt. If this policy is violated the student will be given a uniform to wear for the day and will receive one detention.
Spirit Attire Days: One day each month (usually the first Friday) will be designated Mercy Spirit Attire Day. On these days students will be permitted to wear a Mercy shirt. Mercy accessories (hats, scarves, etc.) are also allowed. Students must be in uniform on the bottom (uniform skirt/pants, leg wear and shoes).