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Wisconsin Parents Win Gender Pronoun Case Against Daughter’s School
Alliance Defending Freedom: Attorneys with the Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty and ADF represent the parents in the lawsuit, B.F. v. Kettle Moraine School District, which challenges the district’s policy that allows minor students to change their name and gender pronouns at school without parental consent (Alliance Defending Freedom). Christian Headlines: The controversy started when the parents’ 12-year-old daughter experienced anxiety and depression and began questioning her gender. She told school staff that she wanted to be identified by a male name and by male pronouns, although her parents objected, believing it would “not be in their daughter’s best interest,” the suit says: “Kettle Moraine responded, however, that pursuant to District policy, the school would not follow their decision, but would instead refer to their daughter using whatever name and pronouns she wanted,” Maxwell wrote. The parents “immediately” withdrew her from school, according to their lawsuit. Shortly thereafter, the girl’s demeanor changed, and she decided she wanted to continue using her birth name and female pronouns, the suit says (Christian Headlines).
Alliance Defending Freedom: Attorneys with the Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty and ADF represent the parents in the lawsuit, B.F. v. Kettle Moraine School District, which challenges the district’s policy that allows minor students to change their name and gender pronouns at school without parental consent (Alliance Defending Freedom). Christian Headlines: The controversy started when the parents’ 12-year-old daughter experienced anxiety and depression and began questioning her gender. She told school staff that she wanted to be identified by a male name and by male pronouns, although her parents objected, believing it would “not be in their daughter’s best interest,” the suit says: “Kettle Moraine responded, however, that pursuant to District policy, the school would not follow their decision, but would instead refer to their daughter using whatever name and pronouns she wanted,” Maxwell wrote. The parents “immediately” withdrew her from school, according to their lawsuit. Shortly thereafter, the girl’s demeanor changed, and she decided she wanted to continue using her birth name and female pronouns, the suit says (Christian Headlines).
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WAUKESHA, Wis.— Some parents are suing the Kettle Moraine School District over a policy that allows minor students to change their names and gender pronouns...
Thank you my friend and sister-in-Christ Lt Col Charlie Brown for posting the Salem Radio News Daybreak Insider [which I also receive via email each weekday] focused on the news that 'Alliance Defending Freedom: Attorneys with the Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty and ADF represent the parents in the lawsuit, B.F. v. Kettle Moraine School District, which challenges the district’s policy that allows minor students to change their name and gender pronouns at school without parental consent
Some parents are suing the Kettle Moraine School District over a policy that allows minor students to change their names and gender pronouns at school without parental consent. The lawsuit by two sets of parents was filed by the Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty and the Alliance Defending Freedom in Waukesha County Circuit Court on Wednesday. The parents of one student say they withdrew their child from the district to protect the child's mental health and preserve their parental role. They say the school district violated their constitutional rights as parents by using a male name and male pronouns to address their child at school without their consent and over their objections.“Schools cannot override parents when it comes to decisions about their children.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-pKTYUNGBCI
Background from {[christianheadlines.com/contributors/michael-foust/parents-sue-school-after-it-assists-childs-gender-transition-over-their-objections.html]}
A Wisconsin couple has filed suit against their daughter’s school district, alleging that the principal and staff identified her as a transgender boy – and even used a male name and pronouns – over their objections.
Further, the complaint says, their daughter changed her mind about transitioning when they pulled her out of the school and when she had time to reflect on the situation.
Alliance Defending Freedom is representing the father and mother in their state lawsuit against the Kettle Moraine School District, which the complaint says has a policy that allows students “to socially transition to a different gender identity at school without parental consent, and even over the parents’ objection.”
“This action seeks to vindicate one of the most fundamental constitutional rights every parent holds dear: the right to raise their children,” the lawsuit says. “The Kettle Moraine School District has violated this foundational right by undermining and overriding parents’ decision-making role with respect to a major and controversial issue.”
The controversy started when the couple’s 12-year-old daughter began experiencing anxiety and depression and began questioning her gender, the suit says. She told school staff that she wanted to be identified by a male name and by male pronouns, although her parents objected, believing it would “not be in their daughter’s best interest,” the suit says.
The principal then phoned the mother “to inform her that Kettle Moraine School District would not follow” the parents’ wishes but instead “would refer to her using whatever name and pronouns she wanted while at school, even over her parents’ objection,” the suit says.
The parents “immediately” withdrew her from school.
“Her demeanor quickly began to change, and about two weeks later, she changed her mind about wanting to transition to a male identity, deciding instead that she wanted to continue using her birth name and female pronouns,” the suit says.
“Some mental health professionals believe that children experiencing gender dysphoria can learn to find comfort with their biological sex and therefore support psychotherapy to help identify and address the underlying causes of the dysphoria,” the complaint says.
Further, “multiple studies,” the suit says, “have found that the vast majority of children (roughly 80–90 percent) who experience gender dysphoria ultimately find comfort with their biological sex and cease experiencing gender dysphoria as they age – assuming they do not transition.”
Alliance Defending Freedom is representing the family and another family in the lawsuit.
“Parents’ rights to direct the upbringing, education, and mental health treatment of their children is one of the most basic constitutional rights every parent holds dear,” said ADF senior counsel Kate Anderson, director of the ADF Center for Parental Rights. “Yet we are seeing more and more school districts across the country not only ignoring parents’ concerns, but actively working against them. The parents, in this case, know and love their daughter and are doing their best to get her the expert care she needs in her battle with anxiety and depression.
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Some parents are suing the Kettle Moraine School District over a policy that allows minor students to change their names and gender pronouns at school without parental consent. The lawsuit by two sets of parents was filed by the Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty and the Alliance Defending Freedom in Waukesha County Circuit Court on Wednesday. The parents of one student say they withdrew their child from the district to protect the child's mental health and preserve their parental role. They say the school district violated their constitutional rights as parents by using a male name and male pronouns to address their child at school without their consent and over their objections.“Schools cannot override parents when it comes to decisions about their children.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-pKTYUNGBCI
Background from {[christianheadlines.com/contributors/michael-foust/parents-sue-school-after-it-assists-childs-gender-transition-over-their-objections.html]}
A Wisconsin couple has filed suit against their daughter’s school district, alleging that the principal and staff identified her as a transgender boy – and even used a male name and pronouns – over their objections.
Further, the complaint says, their daughter changed her mind about transitioning when they pulled her out of the school and when she had time to reflect on the situation.
Alliance Defending Freedom is representing the father and mother in their state lawsuit against the Kettle Moraine School District, which the complaint says has a policy that allows students “to socially transition to a different gender identity at school without parental consent, and even over the parents’ objection.”
“This action seeks to vindicate one of the most fundamental constitutional rights every parent holds dear: the right to raise their children,” the lawsuit says. “The Kettle Moraine School District has violated this foundational right by undermining and overriding parents’ decision-making role with respect to a major and controversial issue.”
The controversy started when the couple’s 12-year-old daughter began experiencing anxiety and depression and began questioning her gender, the suit says. She told school staff that she wanted to be identified by a male name and by male pronouns, although her parents objected, believing it would “not be in their daughter’s best interest,” the suit says.
The principal then phoned the mother “to inform her that Kettle Moraine School District would not follow” the parents’ wishes but instead “would refer to her using whatever name and pronouns she wanted while at school, even over her parents’ objection,” the suit says.
The parents “immediately” withdrew her from school.
“Her demeanor quickly began to change, and about two weeks later, she changed her mind about wanting to transition to a male identity, deciding instead that she wanted to continue using her birth name and female pronouns,” the suit says.
“Some mental health professionals believe that children experiencing gender dysphoria can learn to find comfort with their biological sex and therefore support psychotherapy to help identify and address the underlying causes of the dysphoria,” the complaint says.
Further, “multiple studies,” the suit says, “have found that the vast majority of children (roughly 80–90 percent) who experience gender dysphoria ultimately find comfort with their biological sex and cease experiencing gender dysphoria as they age – assuming they do not transition.”
Alliance Defending Freedom is representing the family and another family in the lawsuit.
“Parents’ rights to direct the upbringing, education, and mental health treatment of their children is one of the most basic constitutional rights every parent holds dear,” said ADF senior counsel Kate Anderson, director of the ADF Center for Parental Rights. “Yet we are seeing more and more school districts across the country not only ignoring parents’ concerns, but actively working against them. The parents, in this case, know and love their daughter and are doing their best to get her the expert care she needs in her battle with anxiety and depression.
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Thank You Brother Steve for this enlightenment about what's going on at a school in Wisconsin. There are so many schools across the country, probably most, that think they have these kinds of rights to do things like this to children. If anybody outside of school did these kinds of things to kids, they would be committing child abuse. What gives?
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