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Tattoos: All tattoos except wedding band tattoos must be covered while attending Sonlight classes.

Male Specific: Students and adults may wear a small stud earring but must remove and/or cover any facial jewelry while attending Sonlight classes. It is acceptable to wear a clear spacer in place of jewelry. Males are not allowed to wear makeup or clothing designed for females such as dresses, skirts and high heels.

Female Specific: In addition to earrings, a small stud nose ring is allowed (no hoops), but any other facial jewelry must be removed and/or covered while attending Sonlight classes. It is acceptable to wear a clear spacer in place of jewelry. Makeup and jewelry will be kept simple, modest and in good taste.

No beverages besides water are allowed inside the Sonlight building including lunch time and the gym. This applies to children and adults and includes coffee, tea, soda, juice, milk, etc. The only exception is formula or breast milk in bottles for infants. Sippy cups should only have water. This policy is essential to avoid damaging church property and to maintain an agreeable relationship with the church.

Eating will only be allowed in the designated lunch areas of the gym, service area, chapel or outside. Eating lunch is not allowed in the classrooms, hallways, bathrooms, etc. In a classroom scenario where the serving of food is part of the class activity, please sign the reservation log under “Food Service”. The teacher will take full responsibility for cleanup associated with serving food in their classroom. Teachers must take extra care to be sure that drop cloths are used or floors vacuumed as needed. Teachers, please make sure you have checked with parents regarding food allergies.

We advise keeping edible “incentives” to a minimum. If given, please make sure you have checked with parents regarding allergies and make sure all wrappers are thrown away. Teachers may want to consider non-edible incentives such as a small gift card given at the end of the semester, or stickers, pencils, bookmarks, etc. Another idea is that students could earn points throughout the semester for a non-edible prize if a teacher deems incentives a necessary part of his/her class.

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