Watch: Teen Suspended Over Bible Verse, What The School Approved Will Make Your Blood Boil

[rangerrebew]

Watch: Teen Suspended Over Bible Verse, What The School Approved Will Make Your Blood Boil
Jessica Hardy
September 7, 2019
 

An Ohio school allowed students to hang gay pride flags all over campus but when teen girl, Gabby Helsinger, responded by sharing bible verses she was slapped with severe punishment.

Gabby was yanked from her class and issued ISS (in school suspension) for sharing encouraging messages from the bible.

According to a document from the administration, Helsinger was accused of “targeting” the school’s Gay-Straight Alliance and exhibiting “abuse of others, disrespect, [and] rudeness” for merely posting the Bible verses.

https://leadpatriot.com/watch-teen-suspended-over-bible-verse-what-the-school-approved-will-make-your-blood-boil/1199/

[PeteS in CA]

IF that happened as described, her parents should cost the school the $10K-$15K a year that the girl brings that school by attending it. Either transfer her to another, preferably private, school or homeschool her. Or maybe graduate her early (GED or an equivalency test if Ohio has that) and transfer her into a JC.

[mountaineer]

These students should worry the most about professors grading them down for their views
Greg Piper - Associate Editor •September 10, 2019


You’ve probably seen the College Pulse survey we commissioned that found nearly three-quarters of self-identified Republican and Republican-leaning students have withheld their political views in class for fear of being graded down.

This was not a shocking finding: Two years ago the Cato Institute found college students more likely to censor their views than the general public “because others may find them offensive.”  ...

There’s better evidence of conservatives self-censoring as they pursue an academic career, he notes:

    Many faculty conceal their conservative or religious leanings — and avoid work on controversial topics — in order to preserve good relations with their left-leaning colleagues, avoid being targeted by student activists, and otherwise protect their professional standing.

... t’s reasonable for students to believe they will be graded unfairly based on their bloviating, openly contemptuous professors.   ... More at The College Fix