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I go to a small public school in New York City. For our senior year, all students partake in an internship of some form. 
My boyfriend and I both decided (separately) that we wanted to do the exact same internship. Before our junior year ended, we were told that we could both do the internship, together. But this summer I was informed that we are now to split the internship for the year, the first half with me interning, the second half with him interning. The school had somehow reasoned that it was inappropriate for my boyfriend and I to work together with the same internship. 
I feel the need to point out that we have had all the same classes, have worked together in all the school plays (we plan to intern with the play director) and have never once had any negative incident that would call for our separation. 
This school has caused a lot of problems for me over the past few years, to the point where a lawyer had to be involved so I could get all of the resources I needed to learn (because I have a small learning disorder). The only reason I could possibly imagine the school is messing with me is because I got a lawyer involved. 
And so, Reddit, I'm asking for someone to please tell me if a school can make decisions for students based on their romantic relationships with other students.
<bot>: School keeps messing with me, is trying to mess up my senior internship, justifying it by saying I can't work with my boyfriend.