In what may be a first for a school board in California, the Grossmont Union High School District in La Mesa (outside San Diego) voted to support Proposition 8, which proposes to eliminate gay marriage, on Friday. One gay rights blogger said this move "has zero to do with education and sends a message intolerance and bigotry to students, faculty, and the community."




Apparently the school board members don't realize that people have to vote on measures for them to receive special funding, and to be elected to the school board.
This is atrocious. A school board has no place supporting any sort of legislation not related to the school itself. I went to high school in Bakersfield, and I thought the intolerance by the students was bad when I came out of the closet. I can't imagine what it would have been like if I hadn't had support from my guidance counselor, and other members of the administration.
This nicely sums up everything that's wrong with America today. A public school board taking sides on something that has nothing to do with education. Brilliant.
Here are the philistines: http://www.guhsd.net/board/
When did San Diego become more conservative than Orange County (where the OC Register, Laguna Beach, and Irvine oppose the ban)?