Uniforms

Our Dress Code

Marist Youth invites students from all four levels to live out their faith through community service. The group seeks to serve those in need in both the local and world communities. The club runs charitable events, organizes service projects, and more. Once applications are received, students will be selected as members to lead the school community in its outreach to those in need.

Marist Youth is not just an organization at Marist Chicago. Marist Brothers’ schools throughout North America honor the legacy of St. Marcellin Champagnat, founder of the Marist Brothers, by doing good work and carrying on Marist mission

2024 – 2025 -Shoe Policy

Marist will allow black, brown, gray and white rubber-soled shoes or dress shoes.  The shoes must be solid in color including the shoe laces.  Shoe laces must be tied.  Fluorescent colors are not allowed. Slippers, sandals, crocs, slide shoes and the like are also prohibited. Socks/tights in red, black or white  must be worn.  During the winter months, students may wear boots of the same aforementioned colors; cowboy, combat or fur-lined boots are not allowed.  The deans reserve the right to exclude certain footwear.