No person shall be subjected to harassment by school employees or students on the basis of actual or perceived race, national origin, ethnic group, religion, disability, sexual orientation, gender, or sex in any activity or program occurring on the grounds of a public educational institution during the hours in which school is in session, in any program or activity conducted by a public educational institution or one of its agents, or during transportation by a school bus. School officials should allow students to have and to share their opinions. Since the bill requires students to treat all lifestyles equally and does not define discrimination, the bill does require students to accept other lifestyles, etc. Some discrimination between males and females is logical and necessary.
Boys use one restroom, and girls use another.
By nature, children pick on one another. It is the responsibility of the family and teachers to teach children to respect others. No law will ever stop children teasing each other. The state should be enacting laws that strengthen the family, not weaken it as this bill does. Lifestyle choices have consequences.