The Chino Valley Unified School District is considering a proposal that would require teachers to let parents know if their child wants to identify or be treated as a gender other than their biological sex.
A battle is being waged in Chino Valley between a student's desire for privacy and a parent's right to know.
More than a dozen parental rights advocates joined with CVUSD President Sonja Shaw as she prepared to bring the proposal forward. "Parents have a right to know what is happening with their kids. It is unfortunate that we even need to introduce these policies. We have to do it because the state is giving out false guidelines to school districts telling them that this is the law when it is not," said Assemblyman Essayli.
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