Blessed Sacrament Catholic School will celebrate International Dot Day on Tuesday, September 15, 2026!
Inspired by Peter H. Reynolds’ beloved book The Dot, International Dot Day encourages students to “make their mark” by embracing creativity, courage, and the unique gifts God has given each of us. It is a day to celebrate imagination, self-expression, and the positive impact we can make when we have the courage to try something new.
Dress Guidelines
Students are invited to celebrate by wearing clothing or accessories featuring dots, circles, or polka dots.
International Dot Day is not a Free Dress Day. Students who choose to participate may wear jeans or cargo shorts with a top that meets the Dot Day theme requirements. All clothing must be modest, appropriate for school, and consistent with the mission and values of our Catholic school.
Students who do not wish to participate in International Dot Day must wear their regular school uniform.
Let’s have fun, be creative, and remember that every one of us has a unique mark to make!