Okay, I did find some words.
As I understand it, unlike public school teachers, or parochial school teachers of other religious denominations, those In Catholic schools seem to have a propensity of being distracted by bare female legs/knees. As is mentioned in the article,
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If a male teacher feels uncomfortable over the length of a MINOR’S skirt, they have no business being anywhere near a high school."
And in as much as skirts have been acceptable school attire for over a hundred years, obviously something is amiss with the male teachers at Cathedral Catholic High School in San Diego. They are the problem, not the skirts or the girls that wear them. And if, for whatever reason, the girls are raising the hemlines of their skirts above an acceptable height, then
that's the issue that needs to be addressed, not the wearing of skirts itself. If so, it seems the school has decided to not go to the bother of addressing the skirt length of individual girls, but simply take the easy way out by doing away with skirts altogether.
My
suspicion is that some male teacher, or perhaps two or three, in the school is wrestling with pedophilia, and is looking for help by having the school distance the temptation from himself from. To note: "
In July 2014, Pope Francis was quoted as having said in an interview that about 8,000 Catholic clergy (2% of the total), including bishops and cardinals, were pedophiles."* After all, who isn't aware of the sexual abuse scandal that's been going on in Catholic institutions?
*Source; Wikipedia
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