Grade level shirts are a fun tradition that helps build school spirit, foster a sense of belonging, and create a strong grade-level identity among students. Each grade is assigned a unique color, making it easy to recognize classes during school events, field trips, assemblies, and special activities throughout the year.

 

The best part, moving forward grade level shirts will always be the same color! 
We encourage all students to participate by purchasing and wearing their grade level shirt at designated school events and spirit days. Together, we can celebrate our school community and show off our grade-level pride!

 

Stay tunned for the reveal of the 2026-2027 Grade Level Shirts and information on how to order!

 

 

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I have to buy a grade-level shirt?

No, purchasing a grade-level shirt is completely optional. However, approximately 75% of Green students choose to purchase and wear their grade-level shirt. Teachers will communicate with families throughout the year regarding occasions when students are encouraged to wear their shirts.

How many times during the year will my child be encouraged to wear their grade-level shirt?

Students may be encouraged to wear their grade-level shirt for various school events, including:

  • Monthly Habit Huddles
  • Field Trips
  • Special Assemblies and School Events

Please note: These are simply occasions when students are encouraged to wear their grade-level shirt. Students are welcome to wear their shirt any school day they choose!

Does purchasing a grade-level shirt support the PTA?

Yes! A portion of every shirt sale is returned to the Green Elementary PTA at the end of the school year. These funds help support PTA-sponsored programs, family events, student enrichment opportunities, teacher appreciation activities, and other initiatives that benefit our Green community.

Why are grade-level shirts offered?

Grade-level shirts help build school spirit, foster a sense of belonging among students, and make it easy for teachers and chaperones to identify students during field trips and other school-wide events.