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Garfield Re-2 School Board added an amendment to the name change policy

  • Parents are suing the Bow School District seeking an expedited ruling on a preliminary injunction for silent protests ahead of the spring sports season, which starts on March 24.
  • The parents argue that the court's delay could prevent their expression of views during critical games, especially for a senior's last season.
  • Bow Superintendent Marcy Kelly described the parents' protests as offensive speech, while acknowledging that other symbols like the LGBTQ rainbow flag would be acceptable.
  • A recent ruling from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit denied parents' rights in a Massachusetts case, stating schools can use a child's preferred name and pronouns without parental notification.
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Garfield Re-2 School Board added an amendment to the name change policy

The Garfield Re-2 School Board made a decision on the highly discussed student name change policy brought forth first in January, finalizing the language after their third reading during their regular meeting on Wednesday evening.  As passed, the policy requires the Garfield Re-2 School District to notify the superintendent as well as parents whenever a student informs their school they’d like to be called by a name other than their given name, …

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Federal appeals court rejects parents' challenge to school policy that hid students' gender identity

An appeal from Massachusetts parents was rejected by a federal court after a lawsuit against a local school district over its gender identity nondisclosure policy was dismissed.

·New York, United States
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NH JournalNH Journal

Lawyers for Pink Wristband Parents Say Court's Delay Denies First Amendment Rights

New Hampshire - Lawyers for Pink Wristband Parents Say Court's Delay Denies First Amendment Rights - NH Journal

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First Circuit: Public schools can socially transition children without parental knowledge or consent

The appellate court claimed that parental rights are “not unlimited” and don’t apply in this case because socially transitioning a child at school isn’t “a medical intervention” — woefully ignoring the growing evidence that shows otherwise. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit has ruled against parents who filed suit against a Massachusetts school district after the district socially transitioned their 11-year-old daughter against the…

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Another Court Gets It Wrong, Rules School Can Hide Minor’s ‘Gender Identity’ from Parents

A federal court ruled parents have no right to know their kid's 'gender identity' at school, citing a need for 'inclusive' environments.

·Washington, United States
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Federal Appeals Court rules against Ludlow parents in gender identity lawsuit

LUDLOW, Mass. (WWLP) - A federal appeals court has ruled against two Ludlow parents who said school officials kept them in the dark about their child's gender identity. Gluten-free bakery opens in Feeding Hills The First Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a lower court ruling dismissing the suit in 2022. The parents sued after teachers and other school employees began referring to the 11-year-old Baird Middle School student by a different nam…

·Springfield, United States
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