[Politically Correct]

Remind me never to invite you over to my house.
You come to my house, you tolerate me. If you don't like me, you may leave, but don't ask me to change.
If you are a good friend, then you may point out my flaws, but not until you've earned that right.
Shalom.

Sorry, that just won't work.
The school didn't just invite that kid in for free.
They (the parents) were sold a product.
A different product was delivered.

Kind like writting a check for a BMW and having the salesman pull up with a KIA for you to take home.

The parents should'a done a little more looking at the school.
I suspect that they would have discovered that they were buying a KIA and not a BMW.
If it's not to their liking they should've gone elsewhere.

[ArGee]

Sorry, that just won't work. The school didn't just invite that kid in for free. They (the parents) were sold a product. A different product was delivered.

If you have any reason to suspect fraud, then put up. I suspect you are making your information up. When I went to the Catholic school they never pretended to be anything they weren't. From what we know we must presume they got exactly what they paid for.

Shalom.

[drjimmy]

Uh, no. She went to the BMW showroom and bought one, and has been riding around in it for three years complaining that it isn't a Mercedes.

It is sad how so many people on FreeRepublic seem to have lost the ability to read and/or reason. The principal does his job, and he gets accused on FR of being a pedophile. Some Freepers define for everyone else who is and who is not a Christian. The school is accused here of teaching "Jesus Christ Superstar" as doctrine when it is just a few songs from it at the spring concert.

Listen to that howling mob
Of blockheads in the street
A trick or two with lepers
And the whole town's on its feet