Montgomery County high school students sent home with controversial anti-gay fliers

Some parents and teens at a Montgomery County high school are outraged.

They're upset over an anti-gay flier that was sent home with students last week.

The flier says no one is born gay and that homosexuality is a choice and students shouldn't label themselves or others at a young age.

The fliers were sent home with students at Einstein High School.

The fliers are from a group called Parents and Friends of ex gays and gays. The group believes homosexuality can be cured. And it encourages students to seek help if they have unwanted same-sex attractions.

A school spokesperson says non-profit groups have the right to send literature home 4 times a year, even if the material is against their teaching policy.

We've learned the fliers were also distributed at 4 other Montgomery County high schools. About 8,000 fliers were sent out.

Click here to see the entire flier.