Supreme Court Upholds Ruling Forcing North Carolina Charter School to End Skirt Requirement for Female Students

A federal appeals court found the policy violated the 14th Amendment's equal protection clause.
The school argued charter schools have broad authority over policies but the courts disagreed.
The Biden administration and charter school groups supported striking down the policy.
The school founder said the policy promoted "chivalry" but was ruled discriminatory.
The school has changed its dress code to comply with the rulings.