Christian university's students' careers take a hit after district 'punished' them for their beliefs: admin
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Arizona Christian University speaks out after suing a school district for allegedly violating its religious rights over a decision to dissolve their partnership.
"It is not fair to have our students, Arizona Christian University students, punished or losing out on opportunities because of their religious beliefs. And that was what the board was doing," Lyding told Fox News Digital. Hannah Grossman is an Associate Editor at Fox News Digital.
The district said it did not immediately have a statement on the litigation as it was still under review.
"[T]his is going to hurt a lot of people. It's going to hurt the students at Arizona Christian University because they miss out on an opportunity to be at a school that is close by and to go there and to learn from teachers," Lyding said. "And it's also hurting the children in the district. And that's what hurts my heart."
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