Texas school district agrees to crackdown on protecting girls’ sports

Texas lawyer Ken Paxton’s Office announced on Friday that Dallas Independent School District (“ISD”) agreed to the command to ensure that the district was not violating the state law by allowing trans -athletes to compete in maiden sports.

The agreement comes after Paxton in February requested records from Dallas ISD after posting a video showing a school district officer Explanation of the hole The parent and how they could get their biological male child on a girl’s sports team through a changed birth certificate.

The video made by a secret journalist from Outlet accuracy in the media showed the Dallas ISD LGBTQ youth coordinator, saying that Texas did not make a difference between the provision of the original or updated gender leaf for the eligibility of the genus in the school sex.

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“Always perfecting, you know? They find holes in everything,” the advisor said in the video.

“I keep telling people, I’ll go to jail for saving their child’s life,” the advisor continued. “I guess no conservative children go out gay.”

Later in January, a school official from Irving ISD was seen as telling a secret journalist about the same hole in another accuracy in a media video.

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“Can you legally change the gender in your native list? I don’t know enough on the subject,” was seen by an Irving ISD video. “If you succeed, and you turn us a birth certificate that says” this gender “, it’s the gender we go with.”

Paxton then requested an extensive list of documents from Dallas ISD -ai Irving ISD 6 February 6th. On March 31, Paxton submitted a legal petition to carry out deposit officials of key Dallas ISD to ensure that the district of the law in Texas is not allowed to participate in biological men participating in girls’ sports.

Now Paxton has reached an agreement with Dallas ISD to ensure such holes will not be used.

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The outside of the Texas state capitol in Austin in Texas. (Brandon Bell/Getty Images)

“I urge all other school districts to fulfill their legal obligations to protect the girls’ sports and end all attempts to bypass the Texas Law. Biological males do not have a place in sports for girls, and any public school in Texas who work otherwise will be responsible,” Paxton said in a statement.

In June 2023, Texas adopted the Sports Sports Act, which forbids transcends to compete in maiden and women’s sports, and only enables students to compete in the gender category listed in their native list. The law only enables schools to recognize changes in born leaves made to correct the priestly mistake.

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