Tennessee school pays student $10k for blocking her from graduation after she came out as gay
A Tennessee private Christian school has paid out $10,000 to a senior who said she was blocked from attending her graduation after coming out as gay online. Morgan Armstrong received the payout, one year after she filed the lawsuit against officials at the Cleveland institution, WTVC reported Monday. Armstrong, a “standout” basketball player at Tennessee...
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US News Tennessee school pays student $10k for blocking her from graduation after she came out as gay By Chris Bradford Published June 24, 2026, 12:59 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google A Tennessee private Christian school has paid out $10,000 to a senior who said she was blocked from attending her graduation after coming out as gay online. Morgan Armstrong received the payout, one year after she filed the lawsuit against officials at the Cleveland institution, WTVC reported Monday.
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