Subscribe | UPI Odd Newsletter Subscribe COPENHAGEN, Denmark, April 5 (UPI) -- Schools in Denmark have created dress codes for teachers because some have been appearing in class wearing miniskirts and low-cut blouses. School authorities in several northern Jutland schools have reprimanded teachers for wearing suggestive clothing or developed dress codes, reported the newspaper Nordjyske Stiftstidende. Advertisement "Clothes should not be too sexy or provocative, a teacher is an authority, and shouldn't walk around with a bare stomach," said Linda Schoneberg, a school principal. "That attracts focus away from studies." The new dress code for Schoneberg's school also applies to male teachers, but Schoneberg said the ban on see-through blouses and miniskirts did not apply, the Copenhagen Post reported Tuesday. "But if a teacher came to work wearing a biker's vest, he would be notified that it was not a good example to set for the children," she added.
