Coverage dated August 23, 2023

AG finds Youngkin’s transgender policies legal as school boards defy guidance

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Virginia’s Attorney General issued an official opinion on Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s K-12 transgender policies and found that they comply with state and federal law.

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  1. Daily Progress

    AG finds Youngkin’s transgender policies legal as school boards defy guidance (opens Daily Progress)

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    Virginia’s Attorney General issued an official opinion on Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s K-12 transgender policies and found that they comply with state and federal law.

  2. Seattle Times

    Virginia school boards must adhere to Gov. Youngkin’s new policies on transgender students, AG says (opens Seattle Times)

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    Virginia's attorney general says Republican Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s new model policies for the treatment of transgender students are in line with federal and state nondiscrimination laws and school boards must follow their guidance.

  3. NBC4 Washington

    Virginia school boards must adhere to Gov. Youngkin's new policies on transgender students: AG (opens NBC4 Washington)

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    Virginia’s attorney general says Republican Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s new model policies for the treatment of transgender students are in line with federal and state nondiscrimination laws and school boards must follow their guidance.

  4. Richmond Times-Dispatch

    Youngkin policies on transgender students are legal, attorney general rules (opens Richmond Times-Dispatch)

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    Richmond Times-Dispatch's feed description

    Virginia’s Attorney General issued an official opinion on Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s K-12 transgender policies and found that they comply with state and federal law.

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