Kilted in my classroom

[kiltedsawyer]

I used to teach high school social studies, in a very rural school in East Texas. I would wear my kilt at least once each year and since many in the South are Scots decendents, they eventually accepted it. I used the time to teach about not only the kilt and accessories, but also Scottish culture. Several students over the years asked where they could buy their own kilts.
I now work for the Ferderal government and since I don't identify as a cross dresser, I'm not allowed to wear a kilt. So much for the diversity they are always preaching.

Having been a Navy civilian employee, I can tell you of a fellow Navy employee who wore the same camo-kilt to work everyday without issue. He was however at NAS Key West so things may have been more lax down there. I never went to work kilted, but only because in my position, it seemed inappropriate.
Cheers,

David

[Father Bill]

Here in Canada the most that would ever be said at any level of government office outside of uniformed groups would likely be "Nice kilt; what tartan is it? Special occasion?"

[Alan H]

I work at Stanford University, in the Center for Molecular and Genetic Medicine, which is part of the Medical School. I wear a kilt to work anywhere from 1-4 days a week.

[IsaacW]

Social studies... small, rural school in Western Wisconsin (app. 160 students grades 9-12). I am wearing a kilt at the moment and do once a week.

Isaac