As required by federal law a high school uses an internet filter to block adult-oriented or harmful sites. A community organizer meets with a new principal and claims that the school has configured their web filters to block access to websites pertaining to the National Day of Silence to protest anti-lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) bullying. However, the filter freely allows access
to sites that condemn homosexuality or urge LGBT people to try to change their sexual orientation, such as People Can Change. The principal's best approach would be
A. Call the superintendent and let her try to figure it out
B. Tell the community organizer that the filter is designed to give LGBT students the information they need
C. Tell the technology director to change the filtering system to allow access to sites such as the Gay and Lesbian Support Organization and Day of Silence websites
D. Tell the technology director to change the filtering system to block any sites that condemn homosexuality
C
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