Amy Gonzalez and Andrea Gross are suing Columbus Academy in Ohio for launching a retaliation campaign against them following complaints they made about the private school's leftist curriculum.

According to reports, Columbus Academy reported Gonzalez and Gross to the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), calling them "dangerous to the health and wellbeing of the entire Academy community. Administrators also allegedly attempted to destroy the two mothers' reputation out of spite.

Filed on June 12, the lawsuit claims Columbus Academy overreacted to questions the two women had about critical race theory (CRT) concepts being embedded into their children's curriculum, which they believe is "indoctrination."

"And so, when I say an overreaction, I mean an overreaction of calling the police on us, alerting almost 900 faculty members that they had alerted the FBI that we were dangerous," Gross told Fox News Digital.

"Just things that were so far beyond the pale that it would lead one to ask why? Why is the reaction so extreme?"

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The lawsuit states that at Columbus Academy, "[p]olitically charged issues were regularly taught and discussed in the classroom without opposing viewpoints." This is the kind of thing one could expect at a public school, but not necessarily at a private school.

Gonzalez and Gross also claim that one of the teachers at the school said out loud that he "would not communicate with any student who supported President Trump."