A New Jersey father has filed a federal lawsuit to block a state policy that prevents schools from outing transgender students to their parents.
A New Jersey father filed a federal lawsuit to block a state policy aimed at keeping schools from outing transgender students to their parents.
"I think I should know everything my child is doing in school. Why does the school have to hide things?" said Short. The state attorney general's office and the Education Department declined to comment on the suit. Cherry Hill school officials have not responded to a request for comment. The guidance also notes that schools should keep separate files with different names for trans students and notify parents only when required by law or - in some cases - involving bullying.
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