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The Supreme Court rejected an appeal from a publicly funded North Carolina charter school that wanted to force girls to wear skirts to school because they are “fragile vessels” who need to be handled “more gently than boys.” By rejecting Charter Day School’s appeal, the highest court agreed that the school’s rules violated the girls’ constitutional civil rights.
SCOTUS has asked the Biden administration to weigh in on a North Carolina charter school that believes girls are "fragile vessels" to be handled "more gently."
A North Carolina school’s dress code perpetuated “harmful” gender stereotypes and violated the 14th Amendment’s equal protection clause, a U.S. appeals court found.
On Tuesday, the U.S. 4th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled 10-6 that the dress code at Charter Day School in Leland violated female students' equal protection rights, putting them at a disadvantage.