Attorneys for a Tampa Christian school have filed a motion to stop the enforcement of federal nondiscrimination guidelines that include sexual orientation and gender identity so that the school can continue receiving school lunch funding.

Grant Park Christian Academy filed the motion Wednesday in the Middle District of Florida, arguing that the Biden administration’s redefinition of the word “sex” in Title IX to cover sexual orientation and gender identity is a violation of free speech rights and the plaintiff’s right to free exercise of religion.

Classes at the academy start Aug. 10, so school officials want to resolve the school lunch funding issue as soon as possible to ensure the academy’s 56 students continue to have the ability to receive free lunches.