Changes

*1. People deserve to hear all the facts so they can make their own decisions.

*1. People deserve to hear all the facts so they can make their own decisions.

*2. For those who truly want change, change is possible.<ref>{{cite web |title=FAQ |author=Susan Halvorson |publisher=Voice of the Voiceless |date=24 Jul 2014 |url=https://nea-exgay.org/faq/ |accessdate=17 Jul 2017}}</ref>

*2. For those who truly want change, change is possible.<ref>{{cite web |title=FAQ |author=Susan Halvorson |publisher=Voice of the Voiceless |date=24 Jul 2014 |url=https://nea-exgay.org/faq/ |accessdate=17 Jul 2017}}</ref>

The caucus wants school children and other teachers to know that promoting gay, lesbian or bisexual identification in middle or high school is not the role of the school. If students are presented with information concerning gay identification, they also should be presented with models of those who have left homosexuality as well.  

The caucus wants school children and other teachers to know that promoting gay, lesbian or bisexual identification in middle or high school is not the role of the school. If students are presented with information concerning gay identification, they also should be presented with models of those who have left homosexuality as well.<ref name="Throckmorton2004"/>

 

==Founder and Chair==

==Founder and Chair==

The Founder of the NEA Ex-Gay Educators' Caucus is [[Jeralee Smith]]. [[Susan Halvorson]] is the Chair.

The Founder of the NEA Ex-Gay Educators' Caucus is [[Jeralee Smith]]. [[Susan Halvorson]] is the Chair.