Creating a Safe Environment Where Gay and Lesbian High School Students Can Seek Support

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25 Feb 2003

By
Lila Corn

More schools are offering counseling for teenagers, but by many accounts gay and lesbian students are among the least likely to receive those services. Schools do not recognize their needs, and homosexual teens are often afraid to seek help. Education Reporter Celeste Ford takes a look.

Produced by Lila Corn.

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