Judge: Teachers in Escondido transgender lawsuit can work - The San Diego Union-Tribune
The teachers who sued to stop a transgender student privacy policy must be allowed to return to the classroom Tuesday, a judge said
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The teachers who sued to stop a transgender student privacy policy must be allowed to return to the classroom Tuesday, a judge said
"Truth and trust is the biggest part of our relationship [with parents]. If we don't have that, I don't know what we have," said Lori West, plaintiff and teacher.
SAN DIEGO — Two Escondido middle school teachers have sued their own school district and the California Board of Education over policies designed to ensure
State-level and district guidance advise schools not to disclose to parents if students are transgender without the student's consent, citing safety concerns. A lawsuit by two Rincon Middle school teachers argues parents deserve to know.
Lawsuit challenges policies that "elementary and middle school teachers must unhesitatingly accept a child’s assertion of a transgender or gender diverse identity."