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Originally posted by Darkrunner
Parents just wanted to make a scene. If they REALLY wanted this kid in the school, they could have just quietly submitted the application and said nothing about having two mommies. But they wanted to see what would happen, so they crossed out father and wrote mommie.
I think the school is fully within their rights here. As long as they accept no federal funds, they can keep whomever they choose out.
Good for the school.
Originally posted by jibeho
When I was kid in Catholic school my parents divorced. Big no no back then. I was the only kid with divorced parents. I wasn't kicked out of school but I know what the nuns and the pastor were thinking. Yes, I was that kid. But, neither of my parents made a stink out of it and life went on and my brother and I turned out just fine.
Originally posted by Darkrunner
reply to post by Pinke
Perhaps YOU should reread the article:
"Jill and Tracy Harrison were married in Canada in 2006. Last month they filled out admission forms to enroll their daughter, Olivia, into St. Vincent’s Episcopal School. JILL wrote her name next to the word “mother” on the forms. She crossed out “father” and wrote in “mother” next to Tracy's name as well."
What did the parents THINK was going to happen, applying to a private christian school in Texas of all places?
They should have seen this coming.
San Francisco has an entire industry that caters to this kind of lifestyle. I would have tried there, before I tried Texas.
[edit on 26-8-2010 by Darkrunner]
[edit on 26-8-2010 by Darkrunner]
Originally posted by Pinke
Originally posted by Darkrunner
reply to post by Pinke
Perhaps YOU should reread the article:
"Jill and Tracy Harrison were married in Canada in 2006. Last month they filled out admission forms to enroll their daughter, Olivia, into St. Vincent’s Episcopal School. JILL wrote her name next to the word “mother” on the forms. She crossed out “father” and wrote in “mother” next to Tracy's name as well."
What did the parents THINK was going to happen, applying to a private christian school in Texas of all places?
They should have seen this coming.
San Francisco has an entire industry that caters to this kind of lifestyle. I would have tried there, before I tried Texas.
Originally posted by Violater1
What did the parents THINK was going to happen, applying to a private christian school in Texas of all places?
They should have seen this coming.San Francisco has an entire industry that caters to this kind of lifestyle. I would have tried there, before I tried Texas.
Originally posted by Raustin
reply to post by Mike_A
Really? So skin color now has something to do with people following religious doctrine? I am all for gay rights, but I am also all for religions having freedom and not being forced to accept something that goes against certain beliefs (even if I disagree). You really think that a Catholic or Christian school should be forced into accepting Jewish families? Are you retarded?