Posted on 08/31/2015 6:42:59 PM PDT by Whenifhow
Bathrooms are the center of a major debate in Troy after the school district’s superintendent announced in a message there will be a gender-neutral bathroom in every school.
2 NEWS observed over the weekend several Troy residents chiming in on Facebook about Herman’s message.
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However, the main factor is the federal law, Title IX. Often, people think of that when it comes to equality in athletics.
The mandates of the law have expanded since the ’70s when it was first enacted; the law was challenged in 2013, specifically on gender identity. The U.S. Department of Education announced last year that the law does protect transgender students.
Discriminating against a student based on his or her gender identity means the district could lose federal funding, a clause that has long been a part of Title IX.
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Asked if the decision is permanent and if it could be reversed, the Superintendent answered, “I don’t know– I think this is part of federal law so I would contact the people that makes the laws and make these decisions and have that type of dialogue.”
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Officials are encouraging parents to contact the district if they’d like to discuss this further. You can reach district officials at (937) 332-6710.
(Excerpt) Read more at wdtn.com ...
I have 3 and 1/2 gender neutral bathrooms in my house. Does that mean I’m “enlightened.”
What this will eventually boil down to is a series of stalls with doors and a common hand washing area.
We have 2-1/2. It’s a way to give each sex a violent aversion to the other.
Gender neutral bathrooms-— still trying to wrap the brain around that glorious new leftist newspeak term.
I think it is about time where schools should stand up and say no and if that mean no Federal fund then all I can say is “so long, Uncle Sam.”
Ohio Ping
This is for all of k-12 district.
Parents were notified by robocall
Girl in Troy Jr. High school claims to be transgender (identifies as a male)
District says it has been advised by attorneys to implement this policy in accordance with Title IX
Parents outraged and pulling kids from school
Teens interviewed are not in favor of this policy.
If anyone feels uncomfortable using the gender neutral rest rooms, they can use a different rest room (at a clinic)
2 Minute video
Parents upset over Troy schools’ decision to let female use boys restroom
http://www.whio.com/videos/news/parents-upset-over-troy-schools-decision-to-let/vDZR5N/
Parents object to Troy gender ID, bathroom policy
http://www.whio.com/news/news/local/troy-schools-dealing-with-transgender-issue/nnTnC/?videoIconPresent=true
He said a community meeting for concerned parents would be held Tuesday, Sept. 1, at 7 p.m. at the Koinos Christian Church at 722 Grant St. in Troy.
-— The U.S. Department of Education announced last year that the law does protect transgender students. -—
And just like that, Johnny, all government schools had pervy bathrooms. And the children lived pervily ever after.
All you need is three Bathrooms signs to denote usage: Penis. Vagina. Unknown.
Problem solved.
What this will eventually boil down to is a series of stalls with doors and a common hand washing area.
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This Junior high student will want availability to the locker room too.
Yep.
My idea for gender neutral bathrooms.
One seaters with a locked door.
And long lines.
One person at a time.
The supermarket had SIX single toilet unisex bathrooms. THAT is where this is all going.
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They are trying to erase the differences between the sexes, (LGBT agenda). It is another way to destroy identity. They have destroyed family and they are working on destroying personal identity. It is a communist agenda.
The government keeps pushing and pushing this crap, then they wonder why the public is so angry.
1, Men
2.Women
3.Men who think the “feel” like girls
4.Girls that think they “feel” like men
(after all....What self respecting guy that felt like a women would use a bathroom of a girl that felt like a man!!../s
Male, female, other.
Repeal Title IX. The Fed’s should have nothing to do with local education.
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