The wording of this regulation is extermely vague.  Who decides what is "sensitive"? And to what *true* purpose?  This regulation sounds suspiciously like censorship to me. Is my child's education going to be narrowed by someone else's view of "sensitive"? Many students live in households where only one opinion is allowed.  How can our children be exposed to an opposing view if it is censored by someone who thinks it might be "sensitive"? Afterall, sensitive is an opinion.

As a parent I am certainly not opposed to my child learning a viewpoint other than mine. As an educator I am offended that someone else would decide what content I can/cannot teach in my classroom.