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AND Washington School Board The state filed an appeal that begged the intervention of the Federal Government to force the state to ban transgender athletes from girls sports.
The Kennewick School Board appealed the IX title to the Office for Civic Rights of the Ministry of Education against the US Ministry of Education against the Supervisor of the Public Instruction Washington Chris Reykdal this week.
Complaint Includes the request for an “emergency” federal intervention against the permanent policies of the state that defies the recent executive order of President Donald Trump “Men from Women’s Sport”.
“We respectfully seek emergency federal intervention due to open and terrible violations of the IX title, which are currently happening in state athletics in the country, as well as the necessary policies of the school district ordered by the state that are directly violated by the IX title,” the appeal said.
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“We are particularly concerned that openly discriminatory policies and mandates of the Washington State, State Supervisor Reykdal, OSPI and Wiaa not only directly cause damage to our young women, but also endanger the funding of our district, whose loss would be most pronounced on our brightest and risk.
The School Board was caught in a conflict between the Directive because Trump’s administration ordered all public schools to forbid trans -athletes from girls from girls or risk losing federal funding, while the Washington State Government ordered the schools to continue their transition.
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“This restriction imposed on the State impairs trust between schools and families and unreasonably violating the valuable basic right of parents in leading the development of their children,” the appeal continued.
“Our School Board addressed it, truly trying to find the middle between the state term and the fundamental role of parents. We did so with small changes to state policy that should not offend any reasonable person. However, OSPI took the position that our slight changes (as OSPI interpreted) and sets up it) and it is set up.
Reykdal previously claimed that it was “inaccurate” to say that they were only two sexes during the video address in late February.
“It’s simply inaccurate to say, biological, that there are only boys and there are only girls,” Reykdal said. “There is a continuity. There is science for this. There are children who are Born Intersks. There are children whose hormones and whose chromosomes are not in line with their gender at birth.
“Our state laws clearly show that children can identify and participate on the basis of the gender in which they are identified. We will support the law.”
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Reykdal also insisted on that address that Trump does not have the authority as the president to issue a ban on trance athletes in sports for girls, but acknowledged the US Congress.
The second Washington school district decided to take things into his own hands and defy the state government in late February.
IN Tumwater school district The Board of Directors voted on February 37 to ban Trans Athletes to play for girls in sports teams after a nationally published controversy involving one of the basketball teams for girls.
Civil rights The complaint was filed With the Office for Civic Rights of the Ministry of Education on behalf of a teenage girl in Washington, who was allegedly punished for refusing to play a basketball match against trans athletes.
The complaint states that the Turmo’s School District in Washington explores 15-year-old Frances Staudt for the “misconception” of an opponent and a violation of the district policies against harassment and harassment on February 7th.
The issue of transomation of inclusion has become so worried about Washington residents, Wiaa announced in December a proposal to create a separate open division for transgender athletes in which they will compete.
This proposal followed a few weeks after the school committee in the central valley, which oversees schools in the Spokan and Liberty Lake Valley, Washington, voted for sending a WIA message and due to questions after many discussions at the school board meeting.
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