The North Carolina Supreme Court heard arguments on Wednesday in a case about whether a private school can expel students for their parents’ behavior.
The Roman Catholic Diocese of Charlotte filed a brief in the case in support of the school.
In court documents shared by the Carolina Journal, an attorney representing the diocese, Joshua Davey, wrote that Charlotte Latin School had “an enforceable contractual right to terminate Plaintiffs’ children’s enrollment when — in its sole discretion — Charlotte Latin determined that Plaintiffs had made a collaborative relationship impossible or had seriously interfered with its mission.”…