Ohio School Board Ignores Parents, Clergy with Trans Bathroom Policy Even as US Court Issues Big Trans Ruling

Ohio School Board Ignores Parents, Clergy with Trans Bathroom Policy Even as US Court Issues Big Trans Ruling

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(Worthy News) – A school district in Shelby, Ohio, says it will not change its policy allowing transgender students to use the restroom corresponding to their gender identity. The decision came despite opposition from members of the local community and a large group of Ohio clergy.

Frontlines Ohio reports that the Shelby City School Board gave no public notification they were allowing transgender students into opposite-sex restrooms, even after several recent incidents sparked outrage among parents and other concerned citizens.

Some of the residents expressed privacy and safety issues to the board, reminding them of the incident in 2021 in which a female student was sexually assaulted in a Loudoun County, Virginia high school girl’s bathroom by a biological teen boy who was wearing a skirt. [ Source: CBN News (Read More…) ]

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