We were very pleased to be able to host this GLSEN event. However, I am very concerned that the conversation about this conference not focus on this document but, instead, remain on the positive nature of the experience, which was very well received by our attending students. Moreover, I want to be very clear that, while we will revisit our procedures for granting access to outside groups wanting to utilize our facilities, we will continue to emphasize our core values in all that we do here in Brookline. Specifically, our core value of "Respect for Human Differences" demands that we not only ensure that all students learn in an environment that is safe, respectful and supportive, but that we continually seek out ways of educating our students, parents and community members of the need to respect the views and lifestyles of all of our citizens.What weaselly doubletalk! Basically, the Brookline superintendant is saying that we were sorry we got caught, and we hope that this will not be used to prevent our indoctrination of young people in the morality and normality of homosexual activity. And also, when have these public school officials and their gay activist friends EVER shown any respect or tolerance for those with traditional religious or moral beliefs who believe, as they have a right to do in a free society, that homosexual activity is immoral?