While we were learning about anti-bullying of LGBTQ students and proactive ways to celebrate the diversity of our students, a controversial act happened right near our campus. Please read the following posts.
http://wcfcourier.com/news/local/dunkerton-high-school-assembly-stirs-protest/article_0f8c258b-2acd-5c64-bbb4-c7cb34fc22f6.html
http://wcfcourier.com/news/local/update-junkyard-prophet-ministry-group-to-return-today-for-conversation/article_ddc50c20-6c5e-11e1-a127-001871e3ce6c.html
http://wcfcourier.com/aclu-others-issue-warning-about-junkyard-prophet-group/article_a02c2670-4918-58ce-ad8a-ae52c9d4b063.html
Think about: How did this assembly affect the LGBTQ youth at the high school?
What message does this send to students who are friends with these students?
Was this school right or wrong to bring a preacher/ Christian group into their school?
What would you have done after being at the Governor's conference, as teacher at this school?
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