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Originally Posted by wdmso
But these private schools who take public money can still pick and choose their students.. here’s an example
In its online admissions packet, Lighthouse Christian Academy in Bloomington lays out its expectations of students. It lists "behaviors prohibited in the Bible" to include "homosexual or bisexual activity or any form of sexual immorality" and "practicing alternate gender identity or any other identity or behavior that violates God's ordained distinctions between the two sexes, male and female."
It’s not and never been about helping underserved children
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You picked one extreme school. My sons catholic high school has a few gay and trans students, they are welcome to attend the school.
There are many, many private schools with no religious affiliation.
If you're opposed to private schools taking public money, then explain why you're OK with using public money to pay off your student loans. I'll wait.
You cannot win this one...you boxed yourself into a corner from which there's no escape, when you supported the idea of student loan forgiveness, and when you said it's the parent's responsibility to educate our children.
So you're entitled to public money to educate your kids at the college you choose to send them to, but poor people in urban areas are not.
I'd just love to hear you justify that.
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