PENNSYLVANIA SCHOOL DISTRICT REFUSES TO SHARE STUDENTS’ GENDER IDENTITIES WITH PARENTS!

The Pine-Richland School District in Gibsonia, Pennsylvania is being SUED by America First Legal for keeping the gender identities of MINORS a secret from their parents. 

A mother met with district officials and asked to be notified if her daughter showed any symptoms of “gender dysphoria,” but the district REFUSED and said “UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES” would she be notified if her daughter asked to use a new name, different pronouns, or expressed interest in transitioning to the opposite gender. 

It is confirmed that the district conducts “secret psychological evaluations” on students as young as five years old and uses TAXPAYER MONEY to hire “gender transition teams” to develop plans to socially transition children. 

At the Pine-Richland School District—and districts nationwide—school officials are not allowed to share students’ gender identities with parents unless required by law…

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