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Dion Ginanto             Parents send their kids to a school in order to get a good education, to learn, and to know about the world. Both students and parents want a good and safe place to study. They need to have the same rights no matter where they come from, what race, what religion, or what sexual orientation they are. In the school environment, the students are diverse which therefore needs to be addressed professionally. However, at the school level, we also have the students who are oppressed because they are expressing their gender orientation, which is different from the common students. Edward (1997) in Dewitt  (2012) said that “Whether we realize it or not, we as educators are dealing with a hidden minority of gay and lesbians students, as well as gay and lesbian parents” (p. 49). We cannot avoid the fact that there are a lot of students who are threatened and bullied. Sullivan High School in Indiana is one example of a school that experiences the issue of lesbian, g