A Georgia Christian school is standing strong for traditional values after a senior brought a transgender date to prom. North Cobb Christian School officials made the tough decision to remove the student just weeks before graduation, sparking fiery debates about faith-based education.
The student’s family claims they followed all prom rules when signing permission slips. School leaders say bringing a transgender guest violated deeper principles about God’s design for male and female. Parents pay tuition expecting biblical truth – not woke ideology – to guide their children’s education.
Outraged left-wing groups immediately attacked the school as “discriminatory.” But real Christians know truth sometimes requires hard choices. Schools shouldn’t be forced to celebrate lifestyles that contradict Scripture just to please political activists.
The school’s handbook clearly states they teach marriage as between one man and one woman. Allowing a transgender prom date would’ve mocked those sacred values in front of other students. Leadership acted to protect the spiritual environment parents pay for.
Some media outlets paint the student as a victim, but this isn’t about hate – it’s about honesty. Christian schools exist to train young people in godly living, not to cave to every cultural trend. When parents choose religious education, they expect commitments to be honored.
The family’s lawyer claims this violates “inclusivity,” but that’s liberal code for silencing Christian beliefs. True tolerance respects a school’s right to uphold its doctrines. Parents and students freely choose this education – nobody’s forcing them to attend.
While the student finished at a public school, the real story is the left’s attack on religious freedom. They want to punish any institution that dares stand against gender ideology. This case proves why we must fight to protect faith-based education from government overreach.
North Cobb Christian School deserves praise, not persecution. In a world where woke mobs target believers, it’s refreshing to see leaders courageously defend Christian values. Our children’s futures depend on schools that put God’s truth above political correctness.
