In addition to being legally inaccurate, pro-gay advocacy groups’ one-sided messages also are irresponsible, and even dangerous, from a psychological perspective.

We know from social science research, that children are still developing both physically and emotionally during the middle and high school years. So a significant percentage of kids experience sexual confusion during this crucial time period.

Clearly, schools shouldn’t be opening their doors to messages that push vulnerable children into prematurely embracing a sexual identity based on the demands of special interest groups.

And the truth is—as taxpaying parents and community citizens—you have more of a stake in what happens in your schools than these outside advocacy groups.
Your concerns, and your voice, deserve equal respect.

First, educate yourself by reviewing the “What Parents Need to Know” section (see box in upper right hand corner). Then “Take Action” by giving your school officials information that counters the unbalanced information they’re currently getting from groups like GLSEN—the Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network.



   
Key Facts
What Homosexual Advocacy Groups are Giving Your Schools
Help for Parents Who Feel Powerless
Examples of Inappropriate
Pro-gay Classroom Materials
GLSEN's No Name-Calling Week
Under the Banner of Tolerance
The Problem With Politicized Bullying Policies
Fast Facts on Bullying in Schools
About the Day of Silence
How to Respond to Day of Silence
 
   
Take Action: Give your school officials facts that clarify inaccurate pro-gay messages
Take Action: Is an anti-bullying policy being considered in your school or legislature? Make the new ADF model anti-bullying policy available to your school and state officials!
 

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