Cheshire Academy. Photo: Skranish via Wikipedia Commons
Parents of student Michael Mancini allege the Connecticut boarding school was not tolerant of their son's conservative viewpoints. They allege Cheshire Academy expelled him after his father launched a website critical of the school.
April 18, 2019 at 02:49 PM
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A lawsuit filed in Connecticut Superior Court alleges a prestigious boarding school, Cheshire Academy, this week expelled an outspoken sophomore over his conservative political views.
The college preparatory school’s associate head, David Dykeman, was served Wednesday with the lawsuit, filed against Cheshire Academy and two top officials: Julie Anderson, head of schools, and Wesley Simon, the dean.
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