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Mother sued and won against school district that refused to follow her request that they refer to her daughter by her given name and pronouns Tammy Fournier said she and her husband did not go along with school district’s “affirmative care” model, so they removed her daughter from the district and she later desisted from her gender dysphoria      Teachers in Harrisonburg, Virginia, do not have to ask for or use students’ preferred…

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Local Virginia teachers no longer forced to use students’ preferred pronouns after settlement

Teachers in Harrisonburg, Virginia, do not have to ask for or use students' preferred pronouns after a lawsuit settlement Tuesday.
Deborah Figliola, Kristine Marsh and Laura Nelson filed a suit in June 2022 against the Harrisonburg City School Board saying their rights protected in the…

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Local Virginia teachers no longer forced to use students' preferred pronouns after settlement

In a significant development for teachers’ rights, three educators in Harrisonburg, Virginia, reached a settlement with the Harrisonburg City School Board, ensuring they are not required to ask for or use students’ preferred pronouns. This resolution followed a lawsuit filed in 2022, where the teachers asserted their free speech and religious rights under Virginia law were being violated. The lawsuit arose after the school board mandated staff t…

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Three Virginia teachers won a victory when “the Harrisonburg City School Board agreed to respect the teachers’ constitutionally protected right to do their job in accordance with their religious beliefs,” Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF) announced. The teachers, Deborah Figliola, Kristine Marsh and Laura Nelson, no longer have to hide a child’s sexual identity confusion from parents and no longer must use a child’s “preferred pronouns,” which co…

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Virginia School District Will Respect Teachers’ Religious Freedom and Speech

Teachers in Harrisonburg, Virginia, do not have to ask for or use students’ preferred pronouns after a lawsuit settlement Tuesday. Deborah Figliola, Kristine Marsh and Laura Nelson filed a suit in June 2022 against the Harrisonburg City School Board saying their rights protected in the Commonwealth’s Free Speech Clause and the Virginia Religious Freedom Restoration Act had been violated by compelling speech to which they object. The lawsuit stem…

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Teachers in Harrisonburg, Virginia, do not have to ask for or use students’ preferred pronouns after a lawsuit settlement Tuesday. Deborah Figliola, Kristine Marsh and Laura Nelson filed a suit in June 2022 against the Harrisonburg City School Board saying their rights protected in the Commonwealth’s Free Speech Clause and the Virginia Religious Freedom Restoration …

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A Virginia school district agreed to respect teachers' religious beliefs after they challenged a training that forced employees to use students' preferred pronouns.

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