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Trump administration says transgender policies at five Northern Virginia school districts violate Title IX
NORTHERN VIRGINIA, JUL 25 – The Office for Civil Rights found five Northern Virginia school districts violated Title IX by allowing transgender bathroom access, threatening enforcement including Justice Department referral.
- The U.S. Department of Education found that five school districts in Northern Virginia violated Title IX by allowing students to choose bathrooms based on gender identity.
- Secretary Linda McMahon stated that such policies make girls feel vulnerable and risk their safety, calling for changes to these policies.
- The five school districts have 10 days to comply or face referral to the U.S. Department of Justice for enforcement actions.
- Both the Virginia Governor and Department of Education representatives have expressed concern about these policies, emphasizing the need to protect students' rights and dignity.
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McMahon: Virginia School District Bathroom Policies Violate Title IX
The Department of Education has concluded in an investigation that started shortly after President Donald Trump took office that five Northern Virginia school districts' bathroom and locker room policies violate Title IX federal law and an executive order.
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