The Justice Department has filed a lawsuit against the Anne Arundel County Public Schools in Maryland, claiming that the school system has been secretly facilitating gender transitions for students without parental consent. The lawsuit highlights a specific case involving a student, referred to as Mary Doe, whose name was changed to a male name without her parents' knowledge. The DOJ alleges that the school's policies violate federal laws protecting parental rights and student privacy, and it accuses the school of refusing to provide requested educational records.
Key facts
- DOJ is suing Anne Arundel County Public Schools for alleged policy violations.
- The lawsuit claims parental rights were denied regarding gender identity.
- A family learned their daughter was using a male name without their consent.
- The lawsuit cites violations of FERPA and PPRA.
- School officials allegedly refused to provide educational records to parents.
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