It is not sex. It is not promotion. It is education. It is the schools' job. See the Other Important Resources page in this Resource Guide for recommended books, periodicals, videos, etc.
Every school district has a code of student conduct.
It has rules, for instance, against behaviors such as bringing weapons on campus, damaging others' property, physical violence, and threatening acts. And as long as a Klan group, for example, follows the rules they, too, have a right, in a school that receives federal funds and has other non-curricular clubs, to official recognition. For more explanation of students' legal rights and the responsibilities of districts and school employees, see Stopping Anti-Gay Violence in Public Schools , on the Other Important Resources page of this Resource Guide. A Planned Response on the Other Important Resources page of this Resource Guide. Building Respect for Diversity .