It certainly wasn't the smartest thing to do. They obviously want her to have a christian based education and now she will be forced into the public school system. Why punish her?
A private school is usually small and intimate group of like minded people-I believe that one must have standards or there is no reason to have a private school.. the girls parents knew this would happen. It was done to provoke the sort of sympathetic response on this thread. There is a serious effort to turn homosexuality into a warm fuzzy lifestyle-sorry it is incompatible with Christianity.
You know, I'm not sure about that. They obviously wanted her to have an education from this Christian private school. It may be because the academics are superior, or they have special programs, or the school has some other special features independent of its Christian based nature. But if their lifestyle is completely opposed to the school's Christian teachings, is it right for them to enroll the girl there? That, to me, is the real issue. I find it difficult to believe that the lesbian family described in the article is trying to get a Christian education for their child. It may be that this school is the best one available, and they consider the Christian nature of it a minor issue they can just ignore in the interests of their child attending. That approach isn't fair to the other students.