Student sexual harassment is not a new problem. It has been in existence for centuries in both public and private schools. It can take place at any level of the education system. The education system provides many opportunities for and instances of student sexual harassment. Student sexual harassment takes several forms. It may be between students. It may be between a student and a teacher. It can also occur between a student and a school employee. It is legally and morally wrong in both instances. Student sexual harassment most frequently victimizes females, gays and specific ethnic groups. It is more common between students than between a student and other educational agents. Various pieces of legislation make student sexual harassment a form of discrimination. This includes the Education Amendments. Talk to a harassment lawyer about federal and local specific education legislation governing student sexual harassment.