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From reading the school's website it is apparent that they wish to have the parents very involved in the (religious) education process and by requiring them to be practicing Christians, they want them to be good examples.
I guess in their mind people engaged in homosexual activity are sinning and if they refuse to ask their Christian God for forgiveness and continue to sin then they are not practicing Christians and their children are not eligible for enrollment in their school.
I don't think they are necessarily bigoted as the OP suggests, they simply think that people engaged in sinful conduct and refuse to change are not practicing Christians and do not want their students to see this as an acceptable example of Christian living. I imagine many of the parents who send their children to the school feel the same way.
Many of us who are critical of their policy wonder why they don't open up their hearts to people with alternative lifestyles but to them it is sin, pure and simple. I imagine to the Christians making the school rules it is no different than someone who is a murderer and intends to continue murdering.
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