AND ORDER
WILLIAM T. HART, District Judge.
Alexander Nuxoll and Heidi Zamecnik[1] are, respectively, a current and former student at Neuqua Valley High School ("NVHS"), which is part of Indian Prairie School District No. 204. The high school is located in Naperville, Illinois, one of Chicago's most populous suburbs, and has approximately 4200 students, including a variety of races, religions, ethnic backgrounds, and sexual orientations. Zamecnik graduated in June 2007 and Nuxoll is currently a sophomore. The Board of Education of District 204, the District's Superintendent, NVHS's Principal, and NVHS's Dean of Students are named as defendants. The Superintendent and *520 Principal are each named in his official capacity only and the Dean is named in both his official and individual capacities.
On a single date in mid-April of each yearsince 2003, the Gay/Straight Alliance ("GSA") student group at NVHS has had activities at the school for a "Day of Silence." In 2007, the Day of Silence was April 18 and it is expected that the same type of activities will occur in April 2008. This is a day intended to protest anti-gay discrimination and express support for tolerance of gays. It is part of a national event sponsored by the Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network. Zamecnik was at school for Days of Silence in each of her four years of high school and Nuxoll was at the school for the 2007 Day of Silence during his freshman year. On the Day of Silence, some students wear labels identifying them as Day of Silence Participants. They generally