US EditionUtah governor approves censure of school board member who questioned a student’s gender
- The Utah State Legislature has voted to censure Natalie Cline, a state board of education member, for a social media post that raised questions about a high school girl's gender.
- Cline has been reprimanded and asked to resign by February 19th. The board has removed her from meetings, committees, and the agenda.
- Governor Spencer Cox supported the board's action against Cline, stating that she embarrassed the state. He signed the resolution censuring her.
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Utah Board of Education member censured after questioning student’s gender
The Utah State Board of Education censured one of its members Wednesday, after she questioned a student’s gender in a Facebook post. “Following discussion in a closed session, the Board approved a resolution to censure Member Cline,” a statement from the board read. “The Board voted to request Member Cline’s resignation from the Board by…
Utah school board seeks resignation of member who questioned athlete's gender
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — The Utah State Board of Education has voted to censure and seek the resignation of a board member whose social media post questioning the gender of a high school basketball player incited threats against the girl. The board voted unanimously Wednesday to reprimand and censure board member Natalie Cline and ask for her resignation by Feb. 19. The board will no longer allow her to attend meetings. The board said Cline violate…
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Utah governor approves censure of school board member who questioned a student's gender
Utah Gov. Spencer Cox has signed legislation censuring a conservative member of the state Board of Education whose social media post questioning the gender of a high school basketball player
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