I feel that the principle was within her right to try and curb PDA in her school. If these young men and women (as well,as their parents) didn't want people to know that they were a couple, they  should not have been doing what they were doing ( inappropriate touching, kissing, hugging, etc.). Someone apparently witnessed some of this, in order for it to have been brought to Ms. Beasley's attention and mentioned so much that she decided that she needed to do something about it. Apparently these children did not care who knew, because they were behaving badly in public. As far as the ACLU and that parent goes,  IT'S ALL ABOUT THE MONEY!!!!!!!! I am a city tax payer and I do not appreciate some one trying to sue (awarding hard earn dollars, to scammers) on behalf of some people who are going to be whatever they have decided to be and now want to try and make a buck off of the fact that someone cared enough about them to share their behavior and acts of PDA with their parents. She didn't take out an ad on a billboard in mid-town, with their photos and bios attached. Let's get real and commend this woman for sparing  innocent children from things they may not be ready to see. I think that there should be more of this done in our schools, because the parents are not seeing what I see when I drive to work each day( girls kissing girls, boys with more lip gloss on than a Victoria Secret model and a switch that would make one jealous). Our city has one of the largest epidemics of STD's among teenagers in the country, let's use this money that the ACLU wants to give to people who don't deserve it, to educate our children about UNPROTECTED SEX.