US EditionTrump administration says transgender policies at five Northern Virginia school districts violate Title IX
The Education Department demands policy reversals within 10 days or enforcement actions, citing violations of Title IX protections in five Northern Virginia school districts.
- The U.S. Department of Education found five Northern Virginia school districts in violation of Title IX for allowing students to choose facilities based on gender identity instead of biological sex.
- Secretary Linda McMahon stated that the policies put students in vulnerable situations and the districts have ten days to comply or face legal consequences.
- McMahon emphasized that these policies disregard students' safety and dignity.
- The investigation was initiated after complaints, and the findings aim to ensure adherence to civil rights protections mandated by Title IX.
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The Title IX order from President Donald Trump’s Education Department has not swayed the Loudoun County, Virginia, school board, which voted Tuesday to keep its transgender policies. The decision comes despite direct warnings that the district and four others could face legal action and lose federal funding for violating the federal ban on sex discrimination. According to the Washington Post, the board “voted to maintain its policies allowing tr…
Education Department Probe Finds 5 Virginia School Districts Violated Title IX
Five school districts in Northern Virginia have violated Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 by allowing students to access “intimate, sex-segregated facilities based on the students’ subjective ‘gender identity,’” the Department of Education said in a July 25 statement. Title IX prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex in education programs and activities that receive federal funding. In February, the Department of Education’s Offi…
McMahon: Virginia School District Bathroom Policies Violate Title IX
The Department of Education has concluded in an investigation that started shortly after President Donald Trump took office that five Northern Virginia school districts' bathroom and locker room policies violate Title IX federal law and an executive order.
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