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HUNTSVILLE - Gloria Thomas never thought much about the jelly bracelets her two teenage daughters in the Huntsville school district had been wearing for the past year until she stumbled upon a color code chart in one of their notebooks.
For some students the plastic bracelets, which come in a rainbow of colors, are more than a trendy fashion statement. They're also props for sex games, a trend gaining momentum in other districts nationwide.
"I called the school on Monday and they acted like they didn't know about it," Thomas said. "I can't believe they're actually letting these kids wear these bracelets."
Huntsville school officials acknowledge that some students wear the bracelets, but they have not witnessed any inappropriate behavior associated with them.
Thomas' 13-year-old daughter, Monica, said both boys and girls wear the bracelets. The game begins when a boy notices a girl wearing a bracelet. He then tries to break or snap it off her wrist. The game works the same when a boy wears the bracelet.
If successful, the person wearing the bracelet is supposed to perform a sexual act that's determined by the bracelet's color.
According to one Web site, black represents sex, green represents outdoor sex, orange represents a kiss, red represents a lap dance and clear is anything goes.
The jelly bracelet first appeared about 20 years ago when Madonna and other singers began wearing them.
The flimsy jewelry made a comeback last year, with middle and high school students slinging them on their wrist. Since then, the bracelets have become known as sex bracelets because of the unusual games.
School officials have tried to put an end to the games but say the trend continues to spread because of media coverage.
Huntsville officials say they have no plans to ban students from wearing the bracelets.
The Houston school district has not received complaints or reports of problems with the bracelets, nor does it have a policy that bans them, said district spokesman Norm Uhl .
Thomas, the only parent so far to complain to Huntsville officials, has pulled her children from Mance Middle School because she is not pleased with the district's response.
"Our superintendent has talked with the principals and feels it is not widespread," Tule said. "This is new to us as well. Who would have ever thought?"
Easy access to information on the Internet is fueling the jelly bracelet craze. Dozens of Web sites hawk them and give instructions on how to play sex games with them.
Some Web sites note the games are for adults only.
Monica said students keep the game a secret from parents. But when her parents found her notebook, she had to fess up. She and her sister are no longer allowed to wear the bracelets and have been grounded indefinitely.
Mance Principal Tommy Hooker said teachers are always looking out for trends such as the jelly bracelets, and it seems that most students are not connecting them with the sex games.
"What students do outside of school we have no control of, but we don't even allow kids to hug and kiss. It's handled as inappropriate behavior," he said. "We certainly wouldn't let them wear a bracelet that says do more."
But banning the bracelets, he said, would be appropriate only if they were a disruption.
"They have not witnessed inappropriate behavior, so it doesn't make sense to ban them," said Debra Hauser , vice president of Advocates for Youth, a organization based in Washington, D.C., that advocates for policies that help young people make informed decisions about sex.
"Adults need to be very aware of what's happening and use the opportunity to have an honest dialogue with them (their kids) to help them figure out if what they're doing is appropriate or has repercussions," Hauser said.
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