Other side of the issue...

**SoSelkirk** · 3rd March 11, 02:27 PM

Here is an article from Idaho regarding appropriate dress and kilts.

http://www.idahopress.com/news/artic...7a3e451a7.html

Nice to be on the positive side of the issue occaionally.

**rtc872** · 3rd March 11, 03:31 PM

Good to see.

Cheers

**KiltedDixon** · 3rd March 11, 04:58 PM

Good story...happy ending!

**Spartan Tartan** · 3rd March 11, 05:21 PM

A bit disappointing that a principal would say something like that to a student. I'm glad it worked out and good on the young man for wearing his kilt with pride.

**Riverkilt** · 3rd March 11, 06:23 PM

Nice to see common sense triumph over power and control.

**Whidbey78** · 3rd March 11, 06:40 PM

I'm glad to hear about a kilt in school issue being handled without lawyers, petitions, protests, etc. Now, if we could just educate our educators and administrators we could prevent any more of these misunderstandings before they start.

Thanks for the link.

**Bill aka Mole** · 3rd March 11, 07:09 PM

Glad I read the date first. My Mum lives in Idaho and I'd have brought this to her attention had it been recent. Next weeks headline would have been: "A 75 Year Old Widow Woman Kicks Entire School Boards Collective Tail & Drives Back to Idaho to Walk Her Pup."

**kilt4beer** · 4th March 11, 10:28 AM

The irony of an educator being so ignorant is profound. Wow, this fool is partially responsible for shaping impressionable minds.... I weep for the future.

You know the problem with kids these days? - they have no one to look up to.

**Father Bill** · 4th March 11, 10:56 AM

As a retired principal, I'm appalled. But then, think it through folks, every member of the rabble has nitwits in their respective fields.

**MacFett** · 17th March 11, 07:38 AM

I was suspended from school for wearing a kilt and was told I would be expelled if I did so again. I was too worried about getting in trouble so I never pushed the issue. Looking back I wish I had.