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Best.Answer.Ever.ImWithStupid said:There is obviously no argument since it is a private school whether they can kick this girl out.
The parents probably should have expected it and maybe if they had been up front with the administration at the school then they would have known to enroll their daughter somewhere else. Then she may not have to go through the stress of the publicity and looking for a new school.
I am not a homophobe but if you have an alternative lifestyle don't push the limits or test the waters using your children.
Just because a persons beliefs do not coincide with your own does not make the person 'backward'. In fact I'm sure those same people would consider your beliefs backward. The stance of the Christian Religion on homosexuallity is no secret, and any one who goes into a Christian should come to terms with the fact that it is not an accepted practice. Private schools do not technically need a reason to expell you. They could expell a pregnant girl for premarital sex. If there was a private school funded by the KKK they most certainly could keep blacks from attending. Girls schools can keep boys from attending, just as boys schools keep girls from attending. I know of several all black schools here in Ga.Lethalfind said:So your saying that a private school could say that no black people can be admitted, you know that would be challenged and rightly so. No private organization can make a rule like that. Gay people are treated as a special interest group in some states, therefore if pursued I question if this decision would stand.
Personally, I think they were trying to make a statement, and I really get annoyed with people who do that. They do that just to try to stir sh-t up. The girls who fought to get into the military academy just so she could drop out within a month. The girl that fought to play in the menLethalfind said:Although I can't imagine that the student would feel good about remaining there. As a parent I wouldn't want my child in a school so backward as that.
I have tried to teach my daughter that the differences in us all make things more interesting.