Vermont Principals Association settles lawsuit with Mid-Vermont Christian School

11 articles · Updated · Fox News · May 9

The settlement exceeds $500,000 after the 2nd Circuit ordered the Quechee school reinstated to Vermont state athletics following its exclusion over forfeiting a girls' basketball playoff game.
The school said it withdrew rather than face a team with a transgender player, and was then barred from state-sponsored sports and some co-ed academic competitions.
The sports dispute is resolved, but litigation continues over Vermont's exclusion of the K-12 Christian school from the state's tuition programme and other public benefits.

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