Written by Nigel Campbell | Wednesday, 22 May 2013
Tags: ted chalfen, fairview high school, graduation speech, gay teens 
Ted Chalfen, a student at Fairview High School in Boulder, Colorado delivered a moving speech at his school's graduation this past Sunday; he thanked his fellow students and teachers for their support in his decision to come out as a gay man.
It's good stuff, y'all.
Watch after the jump!
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Written by Nigel Campbell | Tuesday, 21 May 2013
Tags: kaitlyn hunt, high school, sex offender, lesbian relationship
Kaitlyn Hunt, an 18-year-old high school senior in Florida, is facing felony charges as a result of alleged sexual contact with her 14-year-old high school girlfriend.
The case is gaining national attention based on the question of whether or not Kaitlyn is being charged because she's gay. Relationships between older and younger high school students are obviously quite common and usually don't result in the older member of the pairing getting arrested...
More after the jump.
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Written by Nigel Campbell | Monday, 20 May 2013
Tags: damien garcia, jesse tyler ferguson, st. pius high school, graduation, transgender
The New Mexico high school Jesse Tyler Ferguson attended gained national attention last week when it was brought to light that school officials were forcing a transgender male student, Damien Garcia, to wear a female graduation gown during the school's commencement ceremony.
The Modern Family star became aware of the story and has reached out to St. Pius High School directly on Damien's behalf.
See what he has to say after the jump.
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Written by Nigel Campbell | Friday, 22 March 2013
Tags: police officer, camera, high school, boy's bathroom, cop
Yikes. Was a Maryland police officer trying to get a glimpse at teen peen or was the camera he installed in a high school boy's bathroom without permission intended to catch students in some sort of nefarious criminal activity?
That's what investigators are currently trying to figure out. More after the jump.
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Written by Instinct Staff | Monday, 11 February 2013
Tags: mike moroski, assitant principal, purcell marian, high school, fired, terminated, archdiocese, cincinatti, ohio, lgbt, gay, supports, same sex, marriage equality
Updated Wednesday, 4:15 p.m. EST
ABC News has posted an interview with former assistant principal Mike Moroski who was fired from an Ohio Catholic high school for writing a blog post in support of same-sex marriage.
Does Moroski have a middle finger ready to unleash on the church? Does he want his job back? All answers will be revealed after the jump!
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Written by Instinct Staff | Tuesday, 12 February 2013
Tags: sullivan high school, indiana, diana medley, teacher, nate walden, responds, homophobic, lgbt students, youth, supports, prom, traditional
Support for Sullivan, Indiana's LGBT students continues to reverberate across social networks where teacher Nate Walden has a special message for Diana Medley, the homophobic special ed teacher we told you about on Monday.
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Written by Instinct Staff | Monday, 11 February 2013
Tags: zachary reeder, servite high school, orange california, teacher, catfish, posed, fake, girl, teen, solicit, nude, pics, underage, boys, students, dbags
The game of catfish got even creepier (if that was even possible) over the weekend when it was discovered that 30-year old Zachary Reeder, a teacher at Servite Catholic High School in Orange, California, had allegedly been posing as a teen girl to get nude pics out of his male students.
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Written by Instinct Staff | Monday, 11 February 2013
Tags: sullivan, indiana, high school, medley, special ed, teacher, students, discrimination, homophobic, religion, christianity, ban, queers, anti-gay, prom
Students (and at least one teacher) at Sullivan High School in Indiana have demanded that queers be banned from the "traditional" prom they'd like to hold later this year. Local special ed teacher Diana Medley agrees BECAUSE THE BIBLE.
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Written by Instinct Staff | Monday, 04 February 2013
Tags: bullying, studies, research, decreases, with age, it gets better, lgbt, youth, junior high, high school
The chances that a kid will be a victim of bullying decreases as they age, according to a new study published today in the journal Pediatrics. According to English researchers responsible for the report, bullying peaks at early adolescence and gradually peters out over the years.
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