Not really. Freedom of speech isn't trumped by sensitive egos that can't handle words they find offensive.

If a school has a policy that any harrassing comments aren't acceptable in school, they have a policy across the board, that's great. But it can't be discriminatory. It can't favor any particular group of kids. So, the kid blurting out "stupid" towards another kid receives the same punishment as a kid bullying someone for their differences. Why would you differentiate between offending comments?

Bullying in school isn't acceptable, even the pressure to conform to someone else's standards. Yet, these kids can't expect "support" from other kids for the choices they make.

Understand now?