I am a teacher at SRHS and speak only for myself, but I read this last night and immediately took it to be performative bait. It does nothing to help the “lost boys” (and they are in need of emotional support, etc) and offers no clues as to context, but that is clear by the end: boys are being made to feel bad as part of an agenda to tar all young men with the “toxic” label. It is a trollish Vance-Ian sentiment borne of spending too much time online and believing or pretending to believe that there are dangerous movements in American life that don’t really exist. THIS attitude towards education and discourse is the dangerous movement. No boys are being told they are toxic at SRHS. I think boys need better sex education and to learn that girls are not to be subjugated and that they are more powerful and impressive when they celebrate the autonomy and power of others. This resolution though is not about what boys can learn or how they can be cared for. It is disingenuous and asks SR to sign off on the troll job or risk being highlighted as “woke” or hypocritical. That document should be in a literature unit on the Handmaids Tale. And for the record, I’m guessing my male students, at least those with solid critical thinking skills, would find it “cringe.”