Virginia Schools Get 10 Days of Last Pass Atum from the Department of Education across Bathrooms

The agency said Friday that the Department of Education is providing five Northern Virginia school districts with ten days to determine their transgender bathroom policies or face “law enforcement actions.”

According to a press release shared Friday, the Department of Education’s Civil Rights Office’s investigation began in February, and in a press release that began in February, it was found that public school districts in Loudon, Fairfax, Fairfax, William, Alexander and Arlington all violated Title IX after the investigation was conducted by the Office of Civil Rights in February.

The press release cites June ruling Supreme Court, The department said a person’s identity as a “transgender person” is different from a person’s biological gender.

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“Investigation is based on complaints, allegations [school districts] The release said there are similar anti-discrimination policies related to “transgender identification” students, which violates the protection of the gender-based Title IX. ”

“this [districts] It is also the subject of several lawsuits, informal complaints and reports that alleged (region) avoided the use of school restrooms as much as possible due to school policies, while female students witnessed male students inappropriate contact with other students and watched female students change in women’s locker room. ”

The time when the Department of Education’s acting assistant secretary of civil rights Craig Trainor slammed the Biden administration’s tolerance and added “Northern Virginia’s experiment on radical gender ideology” ended.

The non-compliance of the education department’s findings prompted the agency to issue a proposed resolution agreement that each school district can take corrective measures to prevent any law enforcement action from the Trump administration.

The action will require districts to remove any policies or regulations that allow students to access bathrooms, locker rooms or other intimate facilities based on their preferred gender identity rather than their biological sexual behavior.

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The militants marched to support bathroom access based on gender identity. The Biden-era policy they support is now opposed by the Trump administration. (Mark Kerrison/image via Getty in the picture)

The agreement also requires that these districts send letters to each school they supervise in their area and explain that any future policies related to bathrooms, locker rooms or other private spaces must separate students based on gender rather than gender identity.

Under the agreement, these regions will also be forced to adopt “Biology-based definition” The terms “male” and “female” used in all practices and policies.

The Ministry of Education has provided the district with 10 days of voluntary agreement to these requests or “imminent” consequences, including potential referrals to the Justice Department.

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“Today, we learn that a group of Northern Virginia school districts (many of which are zero ground experiments on trans ‘inclusive’ social experiments in women’s sports, bathrooms and private spaces) are now facing music that fails to comply with the plain text and meaning of Title IX,” he said.

“As a mother, as a Virginian and as a former senior attorney as an assistant secretary for civil rights U.S. Department of Education, I am encouraged to see that this government is taking the long-term civil rights law seriously. Perry continued.

“Title IX is about ensuring equality in education among women in countless performances. But the restless schools in the Commonwealth seem to have forgotten that.”

School corridor (iStock)

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The districts have confirmed that they have received a resolution agreement sent to them by the Ministry of Education and are under review to determine the next step. They all expressed their commitment to complying with federal and state laws while providing students with a welcome, inclusive and supportive environment.