A video shows how minors imitate the character - known as 'Lil Miss Hot Mess' - chanting the phrase in an activity organized by the group Valley Families for Palestine in Amherst (Massachusetts).
Konstantine Anthony said that even though the rally was open to those over 15, there were no children at the event.
Superintendent Ryan Walters announced that the state Department of Education is looking into the allegations.
State law prohibits a minor from "viewing or hearing sexually explicit conduct." The arrested youth was reading the Bible as a sign of peaceful protest.
The Catholic advocacy group requested a dialogue prior to the event in which they plan to honor the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence.
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