[GIdget2004]

“I’m assuming you have proof to back up such a claim?”

I don’t have any proof, but my children attend Catholic school. If all the families with “Obama 2012” stickers on their cars and all the people who enroll their children primarily for the sports withdrew their children, there wouldn’t be many students left, and I suspect the school would not last long.

Frankly, I’d be a bit upset if my 14 year old boy was in an assembly where the speaker professed that masturbation would make him gay. I’d like to have those conversations at my house, not at a school assembly.

[steve86]

but my children attend Catholic school. If all the families with “Obama 2012” stickers on their cars ..."

It varies a lot depending on where you live. Never did I see a single Obama sticker in our school's parking lot. Never. I wouldn't want to live where you do.

[prof.h.mandingo]

That is a CINO school. Catholic in Name Only. No Bambi stickers at our school. Pro life stickers etc. Priests prior to the election spoke from the pulpit about our duty as Catholics to support Pro Life candidates. Did not name names but we got the idea.
As to being upset, if you child is in 9th grade expect to have the topic broached in a Catholic school. According to doctrine masturbation is a sin. Agree making you gay is pushing the envelope but you should have heard what the nuns in the 60’s had to say.
IMO these schools are in sore need of nuns to run the show. Old time D.I. nuns.

[al_c]

Quite the opposite where my kids go. Yeah, there are a few Obama voters, but the school is barely scraping by. Very Catholic education ... and challenging as well.

We can’t judge all Catholic schools only by the ones our kids attend(ed).