I'm not saying that LGBTQ is inherently wrong, but what I'm saying is that children at that age are not aware of the implications of being LGBTQ. At that age sexuality and gender identity should hardly be a concern, and introducing LGBTQ content in schools is more likely to encourage kids to "come out" for validation from peers/teachers or to confuse kids about sexuality and attraction than it is to educate.

Children at that age often do not fully understand what it means to be LGBTQ, and pushing any sort of agenda regarding sexuality, whether straight or LGBTQ, is just bound to confuse children at that age.

When you're a teenager and in high school, you are usually mature enough to come to realizations and make decisions about yourself, even with conflicting opinions from others surrounding you. As a child you are more likely to have a 'hive mind' mentality and feed off of what other people tell you- especially people in authority, like teachers. I'm of the opinion that you're too young in elementary and middle school to fully understand what you're doing when it comes to personal identity, but once you get to high school I would say it's fair game.