Public Education Goes All-In On Trans Day Of Visibility

A number of democrats in Connecticut similarly supported TDOV, which shouldn’t be a surprise considering the push by democrats to enshrine trans civil rights, including gender transitions and access to gender-affirming care, into the State Constitution.

Not only that, but the CT Department Of Education (CSDE) updated its guidance on trans civil rights in school for 2024.

The guidance backs boys playing in girls’ sports, the use of restroom facilities by gender identity, and cites “obligations” for schools to use preferred pronouns. It even endorses keeping secrets from parents if the school's counsel agrees there's a "good-faith concern" that telling a parent or guardian their child is trans could threaten the child's "physical or emotional health”.

This is how the public school system feels about transgenderism — that it should be celebrated, welcomed, and normalized, even in kindergarten, through inclusive books, curriculum, policies and more.

Notably absent from this warm embrace of transgenderism by schools is any mention of the growing social contagion especially with teen-age girls, the well-known dangers of gender-affirming care or the fact that most kids grow out of their gender dysphoria.

https://connecticutcentinal.com/public-education-goes-all-in-on-trans-day-of-visibility/