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This comes after a California judge—at the state Attorney General Rob Bonta’s request—blocked the first district to adopt this policy from implementing it.
A California judge Sept. 6 temporarily blocked a local school district’s policy to notify parents when their child identifies as transgender after State Attorney General Rob Bonta sued the district in August.
The Alaska State Board of Education on Thursday voted to support a ban on transgender athletes playing on girls’ high school teams.
A coalition of parental rights groups introduced three ballot initiatives to counter California’s transgender student policy.
California Attorney General Rob Bonta announced he is suing the first local school district in the state to approve a policy requiring schools to notify parents if their child wishes to identify as transgender—after three other districts enacted similar policies recently.
Another southern California school district passed a policy requiring schools to notify parents if their child wishes to identify as transgender after heated discussions, becoming one of the four districts to do so.
More Southern California school districts are considering notifying parents if their child wishes to identify as transgender after two districts recently passed the policy amid heated debates among community members.
