A sophomore in Northern California was told to leave class while another was lectured, for wearing an National Rifle Association T-shirt.
The teens were in history class at Lodi High School on Friday, when they said they were singled out for wearing shirts featuring shotgun shell casings laid out in the shape of an American flag.
Lodi Unified School District said it reviewed the shirts and the school dress code, and determined the tops were not in violation of school rules.