Trans bathroom policy voted down by Perk Valley school board
The proposed policy would have required students to use the bathroom and locker room of their biological sex, rather than the gender with which they identify.
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The proposed policy would have required students to use the bathroom and locker room of their biological sex, rather than the gender with which they identify.
Students can continue using the bathroom of their choice at the Perkiomen Valley School District schools, for now.
The proposed policy would have required students to use the bathroom and locker room of their biological sex, rather than the gender with which they identify.
The proposed policy would have required students to use the bathroom and locker room of their biological sex, rather than the gender with which they identify.
The move to adopt the policy was spurred by parent Tim Jagger's post on Facebook in which he complained about his daughter being uncomfortable on the first day of school because she was in the high school girls bathroom and "wasn't positive, but was pretty sure a male entered the bathroom while she was in there. She is now afraid to use the facilities."