[mhking]

Sorry - this is a private, Catholic school. If she (and by extension her family) did not want to participate in the things that are incumbent upon other students and families in the school, then they need to find another school more in tune with what they want/believe or, barring that, go to public school.

I have no problem with her exercising her rights, but she doesn't have the additional right to tell them what they can/cannot do within those bounds.

Her dad wants to see her graduate from there? He should have thought about that before he decided to try to impose his religion on the Catholic school.

[southern rock]

Sorry - this is a private, Catholic school.

ARRRRRRGGHHHHH! I know!!!

Her dad wants to see her graduate from there? He should have thought about that before he decided to try to impose his religion on the Catholic school.

I would like to think that if a parent sends their child to a Catholic school, they might, quite reasonably, not expect "Jesus Christ, Superstar" to be taught as doctrine.

BTW, the school admitted the girl knowing she wasn't Catholic. What were they planning to do? Force her to take the sacraments as well. She's better off outa there. IMO.

[rwfromkansas]

All he was doing was trying to protect his daughter. You are against that?