They say their unnamed daughter, a student at the Las Vegas Academy of the Arts, was made to perform the monologue written by a fellow student - in which a narrator came out as lesbian and talked about not liking 'd**ks.'
The passage was so lewd that Ms. Evans' microphone was cut off as she read it aloud during a school district board meeting last spring, and she was admonished for violating the board's decorum rules.
During deposition, school administrators also acknowledged that the content was inappropriate, with one saying it 'was not something that I felt should have been there,' and another testifying: 'I do remember the first time I read it, being in shock.
'What was written was not appropriate to be read and performed in a school setting... And so it crossed the boundary,' the administrator said,
according to the American Center for Law and Justice, which represented the Evans family in this case.
District officials later decided to settle the suit for $25,000 and the understanding that the district would train Las Vegas Academy of the Arts teachers about its regulations. The district would also not admit any liability in the settlement,
KLAS reports.