The fact Summer Grant's children had different fathers didn't align with the school's Christian values, an administrator said.
An Ohio private school kicked out two students from Akron because their mother is not married to her live-in partner and has children by different fathers, local station WKYC reported.
Although “adultery” typically describes consenting sexual relations between a married person and someone outside of their marriage, some Christians believe its biblical meaning is broader. But Grant admitted one of her daughters had been involved in a disagreement with a bus driver in the days before the girls were kicked out. The driver asked the student, who was talking to a friend, to sit at the front of the bus one day, Grant said. The next day he was impolite to the mother and ended up calling the police, she told WKYC. Officers did not arrest anyone involved in the incident.
“Chapel Hill Christian School, in partnership with the home and the Church, exists to inspire students to love God and love one another, to reach their highest potential academically, spiritually, socially, and physically, and to be launched into God’s designed future with the skills and spiritual maturity necessary to experience success,” the document reads.
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