[Grig]

So a person can become wicked because of a choice someone else makes that they are powerless to stop?

If the school wants to have a code of conduct for it's students and require them to agree to certain teachings, fine, but to punish a kid for something they are not accountable for is wrong and stupid. This kid will have enough troubles in life without so called Christians pushing her away from the thing that would give her peace.

[bahblahbah]

I find it funny because in an earlier thread you said, "The Catholic School system has become a refuge for all Christians sick of the relentless PC garbage in the public school system." Why would lesbians send their children to a Christian school but as a ploy to legitimize their lifestyle? And obviously this Christian school doesn't consider them Christians so why should they give them refuge?

[lady lawyer]

Disagree with you, Bro. Grig. The school is entitled to have and enforce standards. The real villains are these two women.

[Ciexyz]

The girl has been deprived of Christian comfort, teaching, and education. What purpose has been served by expelling her?

[roylene]

In general when a child is enrolled into a private Christian school there is a code of conduct the parent / s must sign. These mock parents knew at the onset what was expected.
There is a poster would opined that it might be a law suit setup - could be - and would not be surprising.

[gidget7]

I can see your point, however, the girl cannot be allowed to advocate for the lifestyle while at school either. Being the tone of the article, my guess would be the "talking" she did was just that.

You cannot encourage sin in Christian schools.

[xzins]

I have trouble with the school's policy. There seems to be something missing here. I'm guessing we're not getting all the information about the school or the story.