[andie74]

A true Christian teacher tells it as she sees it regardless of the lifestyle of the parents. It is the homosexual parent, not the Christian school, who would be put on the defensive.

Right. But I think that there is a way to love people, to be concrete about your beliefs, and still care about who they are.

As for kids paying a price, well, that is difficult to say. It depends on the kid. It depends on the circumstance. I certainlt do not want my kids sacrificed on the altar of secular humanism. And yet, I do not want them growing up believing that they cannot have a friend or make a friend who is an unbeliever and a blatant one at that. It's a prayerfully made judgment call.

[Polybius]

As for kids paying a price, well, that is difficult to say. It depends on the kid. It depends on the circumstance. I certainlt do not want my kids sacrificed on the altar of secular humanism. And yet, I do not want them growing up believing that they cannot have a friend or make a friend who is an unbeliever and a blatant one at that. It's a prayerfully made judgment call.

That is exactly my point: It depends on the kid.

I would base my judgement on the kid and not the parents.

If the kid is a disruptive mess......See ya! This school, is not for you.

In our school, three new kids did not last 4 weeks last year.

If the kid is on the right track, it does not matter if his grandfather was Adolf Hitler or if his Dad is Miss Gay San Francisco.