[Antoninus]

The shoe's on the other foot. Anyone can claim someone else is "gay" or "straight" at any given time, too, and having done so, and having acted on the claim, it's now up to the school to prove it.

If the girls made a claim to be "in love", or "gay", or were caught acting "amorously" with each other, then it would be silly for the headmaster to do anything but take them at their word and apply the appropriate punishment.

But that's not what this case is about--it's about 'discrimination' against someone who is perceived to be a homosexual. Such discrimination is perfectly valid in my opinion. No school should be forced to accept a deviant behavior as normal, even if one sleazy segment of society is obsessed with it.

[Grut]

...even if one sleazy segment of society is obsessed with it.

Oh, I never meant to imply conservative Christians are 'sleazy'!