As a result of this LOHUD article, excerpted below, the blog has received many questions about the bathroom policy in the Croton Harmon School district. These questions must be referred to the district.
LOHUD ARTICLE FOLLOWS:
Clarkstown schools host legal review of transgender rule; meeting stirs own controversy---Nancy Cutler--Rockland/Westchester Journal News
--The Equal Opportunity and Nondiscrimination Policy, or simply 0100, was passed 5-2 by the Clarkstown school board in December 2023.
--Two board members who voted against the policy said they couldn't make Thursday's special meeting due to conflicts, but the meeting was still held.
WEST NYACK – Clarkstown’s school board held a special "informational" meeting Thursday to dig into the district’s policy regarding transgender and gender non-conforming students that has become a singular focus for many in the walkup to Tuesday’s school elections....The Equal Opportunity and Nondiscrimination Policy, or simply 0100, was passed 5-2 by the Clarkstown school board in December 2023. The policy outlines the rights of trans kids to use facilities aligned with their gender identity. read the article at Clarkstown NY transgender policy in schools discussed by lawyers (lohud.com)
Yeah like the district will answer this question. They'll wait until the day a boy who think he's a girl wants to use the real girls bathroom. Or make you file a freedom of info request.
ReplyDeletePolicies such as these must be detailed; you should really direct any questions you have to the district. And yes, sometimes a foil request is necessary.
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