Minnesota lawmakers are reviewing legislation involving man allegedly showered with freshman girls at school, law firm demands investigation, an issue with potential local implications in Summit Hill.
The 18-year-old male student allegedly entered the changing area, announced he was “trans, by the way,” and then fully undressed in front of the students.
Following a high school swim unit in a March physical education class, four freshman girls were showering in the locker room when an 18-year-old male student allegedly entered the changing area, announced he was “trans, by the way,” and then fully undressed in front of the students, according to WILL.
WILL filed a civil rights complaint to the OCR Wednesday, alleging that despite being notified of the “sexual harassment,” Sun Prairie Area School District failed to address student and parental concerns regarding the incident.
“We believe that the responses from the school district so far have been entirely inadequate,” Dan Lennington, a WILL attorney, told the DCNF.
“They have not been transparent.
They have violated federal law numerous times without apology, and still maintain to this day that transgender students can use whatever locker room they want to use.
We believe that violates federal law, we believe that has led to sexual harassment of students, which it did in the shower when four freshman girls were confronted by a naked adult male.
As the measure advances, residents of Summit Hill can follow amendments and contact Erin Murphy regarding the final language.
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