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Kansas Teacher Continues to Use Students' Preferred Pronouns Amid Federal Investigation

Courtney Richardson, a teacher in Kansas City, Kansas, has affirmed her intention to use students' preferred names and pronouns despite a federal investigation into the district's policies. The investigation, initiated by the Trump administration, questions the district's compliance with parental notification laws regarding transgender students.

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A teacher in the Kansas City, Kansas Public Schools, Courtney Richardson, stated she will continue using students' preferred names and pronouns despite a federal investigation into the district's gender identity policies. Richardson expressed her commitment to supporting students in a Facebook post, where she emphasized her role as a safe space for all students. The ongoing investigation by the Trump administration concerns the district's policies regarding parental notification when a student identifies as transgender, which the administration claims may violate the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act. The Education Department is considering enforcement actions, including potential litigation and withholding federal funding. A spokesperson for the Kansas City, Kansas Public Schools stated that they cannot comment on personnel matters at this time.

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Kansas teacher says she'll continue using students' preferred pronouns as district faces federal investigation

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Kansas Teacher Continues to Use Students' Preferred Pronouns Amid Federal Investigation