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"But the school also had the right to remove her from the squad if her exercise of her 1st Amendment rights interfered with her performance on the squad or negatively impacted the school's image."

So, having a rapist on their school's basketball team and insisting his cheerleader victim applaud him is good for their image?

Everything is so sick, twisted, up-side down and inside out today that I often feel like I'm living in a dream, (or nightmare). In previous generations this puke who was convicted of sexually assaulting a young girl would have been kicked out of the school, not just the basketball team. But instead, his VICTIM gets the boot. Like I said, EVERYTHING today is out of whack. The day they took prayer out of school and bannished all public images and expressions of Christianity the Enemy of God smiled, walked into the vacuum and took over. And this is what we're witnessing all around us today, the very opposite of normalcy, goodness and righteousness.

So, having a rapist on their school's basketball team and insisting his cheerleader victim applaud him is good for their image?

Everything is so sick, twisted, up-side down and inside out today

I would not argue that it is good for their image, but that they were within their rights. What is morally right and what is legally protected are often two different things. In this case, the school's position is legally protected, even if morally reprehensible.