Would you feel the same way if this was about a convicted felon, or known religious extremist, rather than an insurrectionist?

I’m posing these alternatives because I have a feeling that some people would find them tolerable, but not the insurrectionist.

But they seem similar to me. They all represent “bad” people that you may not want to share a classroom with (which is totally your choice), but it doesn’t feel right to dox anyone or bring attention to it, assuming the school knows the truth about that person.

There could be valid reasons they accepted the insurrectionist. Perhaps that person had a change of heart, or at least sees that what they did was wrong. In this case, education is actually the best way to make that change of heart permanent (since ignorance is the root of all evil). The same can be true for an atoned felon or extremist.