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Judge could dismiss Maine mother's lawsuit against school for helping child transition - Vimarsana News

Judge could dismiss Maine mother's lawsuit against school for helping child transition

The lawsuit argues that Great Salt Bay Community School violated a parent's constitutional right by concealing information about her teen’s transition.

Judge could dismiss Maine mother's lawsuit against school for helping child transition - Vimarsana News

Judge could dismiss Maine mother's lawsuit against school for helping child transition

The lawsuit argues that Great Salt Bay Community School violated a parent's constitutional right by concealing information about her teen’s transition.

Lawsuit Alleges Maine School District Violated Parental Rights Over Child's Social Transition - Vimarsana News

Lawsuit Alleges Maine School District Violated Parental Rights Over Child's Social Transition

A mom claims her child's school district is supporting their social transition at school without informing her.

Source: edweek.org
School taken to court for covertly 'transitioning' student - Vimarsana News

School taken to court for covertly 'transitioning' student

A mom in Maine is suing her daughter's school because social workers were secretly transitioning the 13-year-old girl and had no plans to let the mom know about it.

Source: afn.net
Mom who claims school counsellor secretly gave 13-year-old daughter a chest binder files lawsuit - Vimarsana News

Mom who claims school counsellor secretly gave 13-year-old daughter a chest binder files lawsuit

A Maine mother who claims a school counsellor secretly gave her 13-year-old daughter a chest binder has filed a federal lawsuit against her school board.