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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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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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Kansas teacher says she'll continue using students' preferred pronouns as district faces federal investigation
Kansas Teacher Continues to Use Students' Preferred Pronouns Amid Federal Investigation