Promoting Tolerance and Awareness at Gainesville High School's STOMP Club

Dec 07, 2025

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STOMP (Students Teaching Open-Mindedness and Pride) is a student-led initiative at Gainesville High School, dedicated to fostering a safe and supportive environment. The club addresses discrimination and its impacts while promoting tolerance among peers. Throughout the school year, STOMP hosts various events, including a Gay Pride celebration in September/October, a Religious Awareness visit in November/December, African-American Awareness Month in January/February, and Women’s Rights Month in March/April. Students actively engage in teaching others through example, education, community service, and kindness.

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Promoting Tolerance and Awareness at Gainesville High School's STOMP Club

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Students Teaching Open Mindedness And Pride Gainesville High School
STOMP is a student-run club that provides students a safe place to meet, support each other and explore issues related to discrimination and its consequences, while working to promote tolerance and prevent discrimination.

September / OctoberPRIDE Month Gay Pride Celebration held in downtown Gainesville November / DecemberReligious Awareness Visit a Mosque, Synagogue, Church January / FebruaryAfrican-American Awareness Month / Race Issues March / AprilWomen's Rights Month

STOMP allows for students to help teach other students about tolerance. Students teach other students by example, but also through education, community service and kindness.