Good news for students. If students want to create a club they can.
Somewhat florid writing style but children do have the right to privacy, even from their parents. Teachers are busy. They are not going to spend time on an extracurricular project that students don't want. I'd be interested in attending a GSA meeting just to see if it matches my imagination. I think of it as kids getting together to plan/do a range of activities around people they don't have to be guarded with. Reading to playing cards to going to movies. But I don't know.
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