Footloose comes to life

The parents are the ones choosing to send them to a school with rules that govern their conduct outside of school, and paying for it when they could get a regular school for free. If you don't want that, pick one of the 99+% of schools that don't.

 

I wonder what this school would think about my church that totally rocks out sometimes with christian rock music.

 

From the article:

 

The timeline is all fucked-up. So he's going to be suspended in the future by a vote that happened in the recent past for a prom he hasn't attended yet but will in the future?

What a horribly-written story, but perhaps not the writer's fault considering the fucked-up-ness of it all.

 

I thought this was about the 2010 remake.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1068242/

 

BTW, this school has only five students in its senior class according to http://schools.privateschoolsreport.com/Ohio/Findlay/HeritageChristianSchool.html

 

Q: Why are Baptists opposed to premarital sex?

A: It could lead to dancin'.

 

That town really thought so little of itself that it allowed someone like John Lithgow to boss people around.

 

Ummmm, so the kid has to follow the school rules when he is not in school?

I couldn't swear in high school without getting in trouble, but they couldn't stop me from doing it at home.

 

This is all Poison's fault.

Or maybe Krokus.

 

Believe it or not, I actually agree with you. It's a private school. It's their rules. If they want to extend the scope of their authority into the kids' private lives, well... the parents should have known that would be a condition of the school, especially a fundamentalist one. If they don't like it, I'm sure there's a more "dance friendly" option somewhere out there.

The dad definitely should NOT be filing a lawsuit here.