Here's a high school with some interesting priorities:

The Amherst-Pelham Regional School Committee banned "West Side Story" because its members said it stereotyped Puerto Ricans. They banned "Peter Pan" because it stereotyped Native Americans. Yet they want the play the "Vagina Monologues" performed even though it stereotypes males and Christians -- not to mention the fact that it's crude and arguably pro-pedophilia.

It's not really about being sensitive to people, folks. If the concern was have been sensitive about stereotyping by race, gender, or religion, a consistent judgment would have been rendered.

Never mention the question of whether it's appropriate to use taxpayer-provided resources to market this kind of material to high school kids.