Parents' Rights, Transparency, and Protecting Our Children
Today, a Federal Court ruled that hiding or lying to parents about gender name changes is unconstitutional, overriding state laws. I support parents' rights, transparency, and protecting our children. Here is what sent as a "Recommendation" to Superintendent Cruz and Board President Hoang:
I think there are things that we may consider doing in response to the recent Mirabelli decision. Again, I can't speak with Legal about it, but you can. What must schools do following the Mirabelli decision?
Schools receiving any public funding from the state or federal government must do the following:
Contact every parent of every child in which any employee, including school counselors, at the school has been socially transitioning a child – using a chosen name, misaligned pronouns to the child’s sex, permitting the child to use opposite sex bathrooms and other spaces, providing sex-rejecting garments, trans tape, binders, packers, and those counseled to visit third party sex-rejecting providers, community centers, planned parenthood and alike and inform them of their child’s rejection of their sex.
Inform every school employee that they must inform parents if any of their minor students “manifest” – display, exhibit, reveal – rejection of their sex and gender incongruence (behaviors that are not stereotypical for their sex) whether the student asked the employee to participate in his or her social transition.
Request all school employees to provide the school administration with the information above.
Accommodate every school employee that for a religious basis does not want to treat a child as something other than his/her immutable sex, even if the parents of that child have consented to socially transition the child.
Repeal all school policies that contradict any of the above requirements, including BP5145.3.
Remove all training materials that contradict any of the above requirements.
Post verbatim, the statement in a prominent place, and communicate directly to staff from the Judge:
“Parents and guardians have a federal constitutional right to be informed if their public-school student expresses gender incongruence. Teachers and school staff have a federal constitutional right to accurately inform the parents or guardians of their student when the student expresses gender incongruence. These federal constitutional rights are superior to any state or local laws, state or local regulations, or state or local policies to the contrary.”
