Catholic School Expels Student Over Mother's Opposition to LGBTQ Book Ban
A Catholic school in Missouri expelled a straight-A student after his mother objected to the school's ban on books with LGBTQ characters.
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A Catholic school in Missouri expelled a straight-A student after his mother objected to the school's ban on books with LGBTQ characters.
The former superintendent for the Diocese of Kansas City-St. Joseph was saddened and angered to read about the expulsion of a Blue Springs student. | Opinion
Monsignor Arthur Holquin was kicked out to make room for a student with two Catholic parents. But that school reconsidered, and next year, he’ll celebrate 50 years as a priest. | Opinion
Other St. John parents don’t see this decision as a pastor and principal standing up for orthodoxy, but for their own convenience. From Melinda Henneberger: