The bully is causing disruption in school and that needs to be addressed by either the teacher or administration. If the bully does his thing either after school or on weekends, it's none of the teachers business.
If the bully were picking on a kid because of his race or religion, this wouldn't be an issue. They sit his little ass down and set him straight.
That's because you only had one place to get an answer and that was your parents. We didn't have the internet to look it up. Today if a perv teacher starts talking about sex and doesn't provide details, curious kids will find what they are looking for on the internet. That's the problem.
No, guy, it's only a problem if you are a deranged person who thinks sexual orientation can be learned or chosen. So, when did you "decide" to be straight? You didn't. You just figured out that you were attracted to girls some time after puberty.
Now, imagine you are a kid who goes through puberty and realizes he likes the same sex, but no one ever told him that was possible.
Of course if the teacher keeps her personal business personal, she doesn't plant that seed of curiosity. The child will grow up like all children should thinking about what's new in cartoons.
Um, yeah, here's the thing. When I was a kid back in the 70's, we all had our secret stash of porn magazines the adult thought they had thrown away.
Kind of amusing, my brother had his stash my mom found, and my mother, being an art teacher, wanted to explain nudity in itself wasn't bad, but porn was. She talked about Michaelangelo painting nudes in the Sistine chapel, to which I snarked "NObody caught him." (Which actually, is kind of historically accurate. Those old bishops had no idea what he was up to until he finished.)
Yes, so she doesn't tell him. Just say "I don't know."
So you are saying she should LIE to the kid. The honest answer is "sometimes people have two moms instead of a mom and a dad, but they still love each other."
See. Not a ******* thing about sex in there, but still against the "Don't Say Gay" laws.