Braveheart it ain't, but a Missouri high school senior has won the right to wear his kilt to school events. From the AP 2:06 p.m.:
- A southeast Missouri student who was told to change out of his kilt at a high school dance can wear the garment to future school functions, a lawyer for the district said.
- “He can wear that kilt to school if he wants, to the prom, to a basketball game,” Jackson school district lawyer Steve Wright said Friday.
- But Wright cited one exception. Though he said it’s not anticipated, student Nathan Warmack could be asked to change if the kilt-wearing somehow resulted in a problem or disruption. Story
Surely you remember:
Global reaction to MO kilt flap
Does this kilt make me look fat?
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