[Wolfie]

I wouldn't surprised if somehow, in some way, some small amount of State or Federal funding makes its way to this school. In which case, Game Over.

[moog]

Another reason for a private school not to accept it and to remain just that, private.

[Galveston Grl]

Gays don't have Federal special rights yet. People are free to tell teens how to act, in any case.

[savedbygrace]

I wouldn't surprised if somehow, in some way, some small amount of State or Federal funding makes its way to this school. In which case, Game Over.

Which would prove once again that the 1st Amendment has been turned on its arse. It says, clearly, that Congress shall pass no law that has anything to do with (that's what "respecting" means) an establishment of religion or prohibiting the free exercise of religion.

Therefore, if the application of a federal law accomplishes either of those two actions, then the law is null and void due to its Constitutional violation.

In turn, that means the law that authorized the funds to be delivered to the school is null and void if it also acts to prohibit the free exercise of religion.

But then, I'm not a lawyer. I'm a citizen.