Rep. Elise Stefanik calls for federal investigation into ‘woke’ Upstate NY school

Stefanik, Tonko converge on Saratoga Springs School Board

SARATOGA SPRINGS – On Monday, Rep. Elise Stefanik, R-NY21, issued a formal request with Department of Education Secretary Linda McMahon, asking the DOE to investigate an alleged Title IX violation by the Saratoga Springs City School District Board of Education…

Elise Stefanik launches investigation into New York school district's transgender policy

The Saratoga Springs City School District passed a resolution in late March, allowing trans students to have protections in both the sports and facilities that align with their identities.

Stefanik calls for federal investigation into NY schools allowing transgender athletes

Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-NY) demanded a federal investigation into a New York school district over its “blatant rejection” of President Donald Trump’s executive order on protecting girls and women’s sports. The “Keeping Men Out of Women’s Sports” executive order offered a new interpretation of Title IX to clarify that it only applied to biological sex. This was meant to keep transgender athletes out of women’s sports. Despite Trump’s executive ord…

Saratoga schools stand firm in support of trans students amid Stefanik threat

Saratoga schools' reaffirmation of support for all students, including transgender and gender-expansive students, had drawn the ire of Elise Stefanik.

Despite Trump Orders, Juvenile Prisons Still Have To House ‘Trans’ Men With Young Girls

President Donald Trump has made it a priority to keep men out of women’s sports, bathrooms, and other sex-specific spaces. But thanks to little-known Obama-era regulations, states could be required to house boys in all-girl youth prisons. Currently, states are barred from imprisoning juvenile inmates on the basis of sex. That means a 17-year-old boy ...

Washington State’s Vote To Ban Men In Women’s Sports Fails By Just One Heartbreaking Tally

A proposal to ban transgender (biological male) athletes from participating in female sports in Washington State failed by just one heartbreaking vote.