Forget nuns with rulers enforcing a hemline regiment--at one Catholic school in Connecticut, they're cutting out skirts completely because female students keep hiking 'em up too high! According to ...

Think you can still spot a Catholic school girl by her rolled-up skirt? Many school administrators are giving up the fight over skirt lengths — either by issuing a traditional jumper or eliminating ...

“Male faculty feel uncomfortable addressing female students about the length of their skirts, even female faculty have expressed frustration with the ongoing challenge of dress code.” So reads an ...

Faculty at Cathedral Catholic High School decided to do away with one article of clothing that appears to be involved in multiple dress code infractions – the skirt. After issuing “thousands of hours ...

After issuing “thousands of hours of detention” over the length of uniform skirts, Cathedral Catholic High School in the Carmel Valley neighborhood of San Diego has reportedly made the decision to ban ...

Dozens of students rallied outside their private Catholic school on Tuesday to "save the skirts" after administrators banned them from the dress code. The decision was made after "thousands of hours ...

California protesters can’t skirt this issue. On Tuesday, students at Cathedral Catholic High School demonstrated against an upcoming ban on uniform skirts. Officials at the Carmel Valley school voted ...

Think you can still spot a Catholic school girl by her rolled-up skirt? Many school administrators are giving up the fight over skirt lengths — either by issuing a traditional jumper or eliminating ...

It's the end of the school year, and students would normally be getting ready to celebrate, but teenagers at one San Diego high school are instead protesting outside of their school. Female students ...

In a world that seems to change every day, the Catholic school uniform remains unshaken, steadfastly the same, not a seam or hue altered. The other day I spotted racks of styleless boys’ blue trousers ...

WASHINGTON (CNS) — When Tom Shipley, chairman of Dennis Uniform in Portland, Oregon, wondered how to respond to the growing COVID-19 pandemic, the bolts of plaid fabric and sewing machines at the ...