NC Court of Appeals upholds dismissal of parents lawsuit over private schools diversity policies WSOC TV [Video]

CHARLOTTE — The North Carolina Court of Appeals ruled against the parents of two students expelled from Charlotte Latin Schools following their allegations the school was pushing a political agenda. It’s a lawsuit that captured the attention of groups like ‘Moms For Liberty’ and ‘Concerned Private School Parents Of Charlotte,’ who filed briefs in support of the lawsuit.

It’s the second time North Carolina’s second-highest court ruled on the case and the decision to uphold the dismissal of nine claims against Charlotte Latin School filed by the parents of two students dismissed from the school.

Families with students in the school were required to sign a contract, the ‘Charlotte Latin School Parent-School Partnership’ where parents and guardians agree to policies and rules set by the school – it was that contract that school officials cited as the reason for the removal of the students from the school.

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