California sues school district over transgender 'outing' policy
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California has sued the Chino Valley School District over a transgender 'outing' policy that requires educators to tell parents if students change their pronouns or name.
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The state attorney general on Monday sued a California school district that passed a policy forcing schools to out transgender students to their parents regardless of whether the child wants them to know.
SANTA ANA, Calif. (AP) — California's attorney general sued a Southern California school district Monday over its new policy requiring schools to notify
AG Rob Bonta is arguing the policy—which requires schools to inform parents if their child asks to use a different name or pronouns—violates the California Constitution and laws protecting civil rights.
Attorney General Rob Bonta announced the suit Monday against Chino Valley Unified School District for its new policy regarding students' gender identity.
The Chino Valley Unified School District approved a policy last month requiring school staff to tell parents if their kids want to change their pronouns.
California Attorney General Rob Bonta filed a lawsuit against the Chino Valley Unified School District over their mandatory gender identity disclosure policy.
California Attorney General Rob Bonta has sued to stop the Chino Valley Unified School District from notifying parents when their children seek to change their gender identity, calling the rule a “forced outing policy.”
California Attorney General Rob Bonta filed a lawsuit against Chino Valley's conservative-leaning school board over its policy that requires parents to be notified if their child openly identifies as transgender.
California sued a school district near Los Angeles in a bid to stop it from requiring parents to be informed when students ask to change their name or pronoun — escalating an issue that’s become a flash point in the state’s schools.
California's attorney general sued a Southern California school district Monday over its recently adopted policy that requires schools to notify parents if
California has sued the Chino Valley School District over a transgender 'outing' policy that requires educators to tell parents if students change their pronouns or name.
California’s Democratic attorney general on Monday filed a suit against a school district over its rule to alert parents if their child identifies as transgender at school.
The policy requires teachers to notify parents if their children identify as trans or use a name or pronoun other than what's on their birth certificates.
California’s attorney general has filed a lawsuit against a local school district over its new policy requiring parents to be notified when a child tells a teacher they want to be recognized by a different gender identity or pronoun than the one listed on their birth certificate.
California Attorney General Rob Bonta has filed suit to block a local school district’s policy to inform parents if their children show signs they may be transgender.
