Loudoun School Board Wants to Spend $11 Million on Gender Neutral Bathrooms With Floor to Ceiling Stalls

The Loudoun School Board wants to spend $11 million to install gender-neutral school bathrooms.

You know, instead of funding teachers or improving education. Oh, they’ll also cut special education funding.

It’s also disgusting the board is even thinking about this since a transgender female raped a female in a bathroom in a Loudoun school. He allegedly assaulted another girl at another Loudoun school.

The “boy in the skirt” had a psych evaluation that horrified the judge: “Over the years this court has read many psychosexual reports, and when I read yours, frankly, it scared me. It scared me for you, it scared me for society.”

So let’s make bathrooms gender-neutral and close off the stalls. In the first incident, an employee witnessed the rape behind a stall door. The employee did nothing.

The backward thinking blows my mind. Parents in the district cited safety as their top concern:

School safety is the number one issue parents, teachers, and community members say they want the next Loudoun County Superintendent to prioritize, according to a recent survey, and parents and teachers have expressed concerns about the recent sexual assault that occurred in a Loudoun County school bathroom as well as drug use in school bathrooms.

To make it worse, the board wants to cut special education funding.

How awful. The special ed teachers in the district have been asking the board for more teachers, assistants, and speech-language pathologists:

“Language needs are increasing,” one educator said at a school board meeting.“We are indeed not overstaffed but grossly understaffed,” another educator said at a school board meeting. “Do you all know that SLPs, we don’t get subs? We take a sick day or a personal day, there’s no one to cover for us.”“Please do not exclude special education students in your plan for excellence,” another educator said at a school board meeting.

The school board answered by “cutting three speech pathologists, one special education supervisor, three occupational therapists and fourteen teachers.”

Tags: Education, Sexual Assault, Transgender, Virginia

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