Published 2 years ago

Nashville all-girls school now allows anyone who identifies as female to apply

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Harpeth Hall School will allow biological males who identify as female to enroll. Alumna Courtney Vick says she supports the school's decision. The school's first day of classes is August 18th. The institution made the decision to create a philosophy that provides greater clarity and transparency.

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The Post Millennial

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The National Desk

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WKRN

Nashville all-girls school now allows anyone who identifies as female to apply

Harpeth Hall made the decision to create a philosophy that provides greater clarity and transparency around gender identity at their school, according to a letter sent to alumnae.

2 years ago·Nashville, United States

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