The need for pupils to be protected from sun exposure in schools is so critical that the California legislature took the time to establish a law giving students the legal right to bring sunscreen and wear sun-protective apparel to school.
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What are sunglasses?</h3>
Sunglasses, often known as sun glasses, are a type of protective eyewear meant to shield the eyes from strong sunshine and high-energy visible light.
When heading to PE, recess, or drop off/pick up, children are allowed to wear sunglasses and hats to protect themselves from the sun. Hats and sunglasses are only permitted outside the building, according to the Dress Code. At no point are flip flops permitted. If they wear sandals to school, children are encouraged to bring tennis shoes to PE. When the child's arm is down at his or her side, the hemlines of shorts and skirts must not be higher than the child's fingertips.
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