Utah school says wearing a Kilt promotes cross-dressing

A school in Utah has sent a student home after alleging the student was promoting cross dressing by wearing a kilt.

14 year old Gavin McFarland, who has Scottish heritage (if the Mc wasn’t a give away already) was wearing his family tartan to school as part of an art project. Rocky Mountain Junior High Principal Craig Jessop though had other ideas: that kilt was clearly a sin as it promoted the homosexual act of cross-dressing.

The school district however was far more tolerant of Scottish tradition, and has asked Jessop to apologize to McFarland over the incident, as opposed to apologizing for his clear homophobia and victimization of school children.

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