How to Spot Dye Spot dyeing is like spot cleaning. Use this technique when you need to color correct or dye a very small amount of fabric. Rit Dye, liquid or powder Cotton cloth or cotton swab Cover a flat work area with a piece of plastic sheeting such as a table covering or trashcan liner. Lay the garment flat on the work surface. Wearing rubber gloves, pour 2 tablespoons Rit liquid dye into 1/2 cup of very hot tap water. We suggest using liquid dye for this technique for its easy, pre-dissolved convenience. If you choose to use powder dye, stir 1 teaspoon into 1/2 cup very hot tap water, 140°F/60°C. Dip a small corner of a piece of clean cloth into the hot dye, gently squeezing out the excess. Rub the affected area where you wish to apply the dye. For extremely small areas, you can use a cotton swab to apply the dye. Allow the dye to set for 20 minutes. To further set the dye, press with a hot steam iron. Place a cloth on your ironing board and over the treated areas, then press.

Wash by hand with soap or in a regular cycle in the washing machine, then let hang or machine dry. Try our FAQs, or Ask The Dye DoctorOur Uniform Policy is driven by a desire to create and promote an environment where dress is not a distraction to the educational process.  Several key principles to keep in mind: Our goal is to honor God in all we do, acknowledging the Lordship of Jesus Christ in our choices. All human actions, including outward manifestations such as clothing, reveal and communicate the disposition of the heart. Clothing represents the vocational calling of student, and inherent in the uniform standards is a desire to create an environment where undue attention is not drawn to specific students. Expectations differ for boys and girls, and modesty is expected in all manners of dress. Parents are expected to actively support school uniform expectations. Uniforms should be clean and in good repair, and students are expected to be in uniform while on campus unless specified otherwise.

The administration is responsible for the determination of the policy, and the enforcement of the policy is the responsibility of parents, administration, faculty, and staff. White Oxford long-sleeve shirt (button-down collar) Green V-neck cardigan or V-neck vest with Providence logo Navy V-neck cardigan or V-neck vest with Providence logo Navy tie (clip on or four-in-hand) Navy or black crew-length socks Tan or black solid crew-length Green fleece jacket or vest with Providence logo Blue fleece jacket or vest with Providence logo Navy or black watch skirt or jumper, or navy skort Black watch plaid skirt or khaki skirt Green or white polo or turtleneck (no logos). White Peter Pan blouse (long/short sleeve) Navy or white polo or turtleneck (no logos), White, pointed collar, long-sleeve blouse Navy, black, or white ankle cuff, knee socks, or tights (no patterns); navy or black bike shorts Navy, black, or white knee socks or tights (modest patterns OK)

Black, dark brown, or navy sturdy shoe (1" heel or less) or tennis shoes (that do not draw attention) Black, dark brown, or navy dress shoe (2" heel or less, non-cloth shoe) Black watch plaid skirt or jumper Black watch plaid skirt White Peter Pan blouse - long sleeve onlyIndoor Hanging Lanterns For Candles White, pointed collar, long sleeve blouseBedroom Furniture Sale Montreal Green crew neck,  V-neck cardigan or V-neck vestFallout 2 T Shirt Navy crew neck, V-neck cardigan or V-neck vest Navy or black tights Navy or black tights or nylons (not sheer / no patterns) Black, dark brown, or navy dress shoes (1" heel or less) Black, dark brown, or navy dress shoes (2" heel or less, non-cloth shoe)

Where choices are given, make sure the specific item (e.g. shoes, hair accessories, nail polish, etc.) does not draw unnecessary attention. Modesty is expected in all areas with the goal of not drawing unnecessary attention to the student. Undershirts/camisoles are optional but must be white. Shirts/blouses should not have special edging or lace on the collars. Boys pans must be khaki-style dress pants, not jean or cargo style, not skinny or baggy. Jumpers and skirts must be at or below the knee at all times throughout the school year. Shirts must be tucked in at all times. Hair ornaments are allowed for girls, and should be tasteful and in school colors (navy blue, forest green, white, or black).  Secondary girls have more flexibility with color. Hair for all students should be natural colors only, neat, clean, and modest in style and appearance. Boys may not dye or highlight their hair. Hair should be out of the eyes at all times, and boys' hair should not extend past the middle of the collar.

Girls may have a single post/stud earring per ear and may wear necklaces tucked inside the shirt. Girls may wear bracelets that do not draw unnecessary to themselves. Hats are not to be worn inside the building.  Hats worn inside may be taken and put in the Special box, or retained until the end of the school year.  Exceptions: play costumes, special dress days and presentations). Boys may not wear jewelry other than a watch. Secondary boys may wear a bracelet. Secondary girls may wear discreet facial makeup and nail polish.  Grammar girls may not wear make-up except for lightly colored fingernail polish and lip gloss. Grammar girls should wear bike shorts under their skirts daily - navy and black only. Can my child wear a polo shirt with an alligator logo on it?No, all polo shirts should be plain and should not have a brand or logo on them. My daughter has a white polo with lace on her collar. No, polo shirts and blouses should have no edging or lace on them.

My son likes to wear his Oxford with the sleeves rolled up and tie with the top button undone and the tie loose. Occasionally, however, exceptions are made by teachers or the principal during hot weather. My son's pants have a hole in one of the knees. Are they appropriate to wear to school?No, it's time to retire that pair. What does "knee length" mean for skirts?The skirt should come to the back of the young lady's knee while she is standing. While we don't ask girls to do this, skirts should pass the "kneel test" - that is, the skirt should touch the floor if she is kneeling. My grammar school daughter has tights with an ornate pattern on them. Are they OK to wear?No, tights for grammar school girls must be solid colored without designs. My daughter has a run in her tights - is this OK?Time to retire that pair and get new tights. My first grader cannot tie his shoes yet. Should he still wear shoes with laces?No, please have him wear Velcro shoes so he won't have to worry about trying to tie them.

Do boots and sandals count as shoes?No, they do not. Are Toms shoes OK to wear?Toms are wonderfully comfortable shoes, but because they are a cloth shoe, Toms and others like them are not OK to wear at school. What are some examples of boys' hair styles that are not modest in style and appearance?Basically anything that will make him stand out in a group such as hair below his collar or a Mohawk-style cut. What are some examples of grammar shoes that "draw unnecessary attention" to the person?Shoes with neon colors, flashing lights, or hightops are examples. Can dress shoes be partially white?No, dress shoes should be dark in color and should not have white, cream, or light tan on them. My son says that dark no-show or low-cut socks qualify as dress socks. Is it OK for girls to wear colored hair accessories?Yes, hair accessories for girls should be school colors (white, navy, forest green, or black) and should not draw unnecessary attention to her. Dennis Uniform (logo wear)12608 Interurban Avenue SouthTukwila, WA 98168800.854.9651