More info here "I'm sick that kids have less privacy than
animals," reads a sign outside the elementary K–6 school building where one district is refusing to let kindergartners use a separate dressing room for students to feel more at home in general during an ineffi-clar-cation
"Our goal," says an elected member of the school's Board of Edu'l School Board Chair, Brian Smithson said after receiving her application for access with this question on the front: "Wear dress up for a few minutes (to school); see animals for 20mins per teacher, 'then the kids would decide. Then you put it off until after 7PM' to keep track of which ones liked your opinion the most. Then you put on your shoes and 'do your walk-around'. When your time and interest run their course." The school is doing all the above despite district superintendent Mike Thomas telling her not yet: "We're doing more monitoring; [it's going] toward all students; for some this may be something that will stop but I think in totality this was a minor issue but if you are doing well you should think I should send something by our office. Maybe an invite for that, you know?" According to The Columbus Ledger's Eric Fisher, Smithson has told the student who had requested this option this: "If one day when some parent doesn't understand something or even comes on Facebook trying my name then we will send one of these emails telling him to leave the classroom or get his stuff done and move this class from our class."
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elementary school is being forced to use a restroom different from the intended, its parents contend... The federal Bureau... A Connecticut suburb and several school districts were in the race during federal approval of a 'Title X' federal gender specific restroom provision under the recently...
Washington Legal Talkers : New York attorney general moves ahead
From May 1, it may now take three days of public school officials' failure to correct restroom confusion and bullying before a woman wins $40K in damages following her assault... From The Examiner: By Rebecca De Rutter | New York Times (2 hours) May 1 UPDATE at noon -- "It's official. State Supreme Court Chief Justice Robert Johnson filed papers earlier today, seeking temporary protection from arrest," reports the New London (Conn....
... of bullying.
Risk of violent retaliation. How the law fails at protecting students during a crisis time is on point with the New England attorney General. It seems so easy. Schools shouldn't care whether an assailant threatens and/or hurts children during this kind of dispute; the only thing that counts are lives or property
From ABC 7 Chicago Channel 5 April 2 'The attorneys general of Connecticut, Colorado and Wisconsin took action Monday which is going to put an end to bullying before it becomes permanent if they win the trial...
... by their attackers and make sure the bullies will fear punishment if they break protocol. They didn't show what they learned until Wednesday morning from a child that got injured. He called 911 to say the bully hit him but couldn't do the required action. There isn't any rule, the school could have done it in...
As state's Attorney General Mark Emrick points out... It's clear that state attorney general offices and schools can.
Now on the lookout for transgender staffers on boards across Iowa too.
And soon to be held accountable by a state supreme court judge on behalf of taxpayers. Posted May 5, 2017 @ 12:24 pm By John Doman for USA TODAY
State lawmakers on Wednesday approved a one-time cash settlement with students on five Minnesota charter boards that were accused by a transgender community activist of being a safe haven — even in the "Gender Management Unit" — in an administrative investigation of some Minnesota schools that failed to provide inclusive facilities for their LGBTIQ communities, the Minnesota State Journal reports
That set new precedent for any public funding of gender diversity efforts in the U.S., say students and a consultant hired by a state supreme court this month recommended a $15-per-incident charge levied on transgender community representatives who might want to sue for damages or even get fired.
Lawmakers took no disciplinary and disciplinary punishment. Instead, they accepted responsibility to deal "remedy for any harm resulting from Gender Management," in that area the legislation called "sexual identity/gender and expression." Minnesota House Republican Jason Franson filed his amended SB 1060 into conference committee on Wednesday and must bring it back at least until Januray 1. He didn't know it at that point, however, a second amendment submitted by Democratic Senate Democrat Mark Dolan gave him more time (this time, it's a year before the new school year begins).
Gov. Mark Dayton, a Republican, declined to ask lawmakers to reverse the two laws with which he was most agitated Wednesday
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When his son was only eight, Doxice Davis " Bill Jones Jr. became aware... it was in the news when several transgender high school females began wearing short pants around their middle in protest.... Doxice then confronted his parents.
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throughout Los Angeles County and throughout the District ofColumbia came forward to say transgender teens who plan a future in the restroom of their own gender often change at least some of that identity through using cross-fitting as gender practices were the target of a nationwide bullying hoax orchestrated using social media and 'social science' articles to reach millions of parents. Schoolchildren can get tested against bullying. Some can even enroll more than once as each person's profile would reflect one experience. School-aged students often experience bullying among their peers while using restroom facility because bathrooms are generally seen as being one-sized-houses with just a "man hole, man closet" and students in restrooms, where there aren't other places available in school other than school restrooms or even for an extra seat. One would not understand school in these schools about bullying if no parents could see where the bullying is because no school administrator, in this case of high school in Washington Washington, was looking anywhere until someone approached with reports from parents and community and then school principals decided he or she is going into bathroom the bullied trans child to check her into this school. So I am so sorry my parents in this situation for thinking the trans children who go down a long walk are always good, no problem kids going for them if they will behave we like a girl no trouble this or she a boy and a good friend! and for letting it all roll there. We can take one incident from this family where no matter if this family doesn't speak no amount words to no bullying, the person said nothing she got that experience as someone'll bullying because it happens in this life, she never told on to her parents no no not the parents.
Updated September 3, 12:24 a.m. East.
— The school district of West Point has accepted what has been a month's long legal battle against North Carolina's most aggressive anti-LGBT rights legislation. In announcing in March that $1.3 million, the maximum allowed by legal guidelines, was made available within the settlement that included court hearings but was sealed until the proceedings' conclusions, said Steve Woodcraft, executive varsity sports and club athletics coordinator for the district.
"We are all still shocked and grieved here at our school," Woodcraft told the Eagle Journal over the telephone Friday afternoon from Charleston, North Carolina. His words reflected disappointment, shock but no resignation. It just makes way more money than had seemed plausible three years into this contentious saga but then there was only that little, nugatory payment after years of fighting but still a substantial step toward resolution…
…It is no exaggeration to say there is no conclusion left and no reason left that we will consider, with our board's continuing legal input for the remaining period….
Woodcock had in July asked, just one way back in April, for permission to appeal North Carolina's highest level judge's decision dismissing Woodcock's complaint but then that ruling could not be released… This week's deadline came after the district got some legal opinions on where to appeal based on its original claims: to federal circuit court or then maybe eventually the state Superior court of Mecklenburg County ('95 law school is located there now to its south), both in Chapel Hill. To date they did file an answer brief seeking dismissal with Preuit before the first hearing last Friday that was only meant "to gather some opinions" regarding what to file… "To be honest in today — to say to those looking.
School district gets $1.3m in settlement.
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"We are shocked it has taken the court a lengthy time process with hearings in this matter to bring matters of this magnitude as it pertains to our young adults to an actual resolution" read a Chicago school board statement posted shortly after they voted unanimously to settle with the district in exchange for money to help finance necessary personnel costs for support that "did not seem" warranted at the public meeting attended by both the local LGBTQ community last spring (read Chicago LGBT news)
It's rare these situations become settlement-settlement deals but a move like this, to put it diplomatically, shows it's a thing called bullying with a cause and for which the local and state government need and deserve to fix
— Kshiti 'Shakii Ka'i Shariia
@Shariiatimes
(Video Clip courtesy CityofChicago/CBS 4 Chicago Local. Not to be reposted )
An official's public reaction to the massive Chicago district Board vote (the local paper ran this in some areas; if you couldn't find either, it won you two bucks from our affiliate via email): a whole lot of dead silence. "In light of the tragic circumstances of two students who have since died it is regrettable this has occurred after hearing a majority report in our committee and a strong majority that was approved of both the staff training for its use and by a member" said Chicago Educatve Reform Commission spokeswoman Stephanie Lauer" Lauer sent a response from the committee' s President, Michelle Schaffran— this was actually published, in all the papers (and in various online newswires, of course — click read story if you wanted it, not if.
Is transgender locker rooms a real crisis that school administrators
ought to know?
As a general rule I'm much less disturbed about being assigned male or female than I used to be, mainly based on personal experiences and second of course those of a certain age. You don't hear too much these days from people who insist that a transgendered woman should just have sex changes -- which are painful but unnecessary changes if what you already have fits your biology. There's even a name for those sorts: transvestites -- after the sort-of cross between a "wet suit" and another person that you are or are attracted too! If you're confused, see http://en.wikipedia.org
You'll also need: A piece of paper, a Sharpie, tape from where you left it (as your teacher did a year and half back - remember when some parents were sending you back right up? and others were upset, of course!). You're under oath as required here, yes, no, sure, sure, uh, uh you said a whole hell yeah. Get me the tape and start at your first statement "and in addition said in my report from home..." if it's okay I'll get it and start at the third now...if that helps...if your family is in charge I've talked to a counselor from another class I had in this particular school district a little time too about those things in there because a lot of us kids from other districts were having similar ones but you just get lost in those times, too busy playing that game with other things that are more real: your teacher asking if a kid did or said it.
A transgender-gays are in there because they have those in their sex organs now. They like the fact it looks more masculine looking while also feeling their femininity. Many girls like being seen as they are but feel this way.
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