School Sued For Requiring English
It's a private school, but that doesn't seem to be stopping the radical appeasers from trying to rain on its parade:
Why does the school feel that such a "draconian" policy is necessary? From the Realm of the Obvious department:
Four Wichita families filed a discrimination lawsuit Monday in federal court against St. Anne Catholic School over a policy that requires English to be spoken at all times during the school day.
The lawsuit calls for an end to St. Anne's policy, an order barring English-only or similar policies at other diocese schools and $75,000 for court and other costs.
The families want students to be able to speak other languages if they choose during their free time -- not in the classroom or during instructional times.
A diocese spokesman called the discrimination suit "unfortunate," saying the Catholic church has a history of offering support and services to minorities and of speaking out for immigrant rights.
Why does the school feel that such a "draconian" policy is necessary? From the Realm of the Obvious department:
The diocese has said the school enacted the policy in response to four students who were using Spanish to bully others and to put down teachers and administrators.
