California AG Rob Bonta Launches Investigation into Chino Valley School District's Gender Identity Policy

TL;DR
California's attorney general, Rob Bonta, is investigating whether the Chino Valley Unified School District's policy, which requires teachers to notify parents if their child identifies as transgender or wants to use a different name or pronoun, violates students' civil rights. Bonta argues that the policy could lead to increased bullying and harm to LGBTQ+ students. The school district board president believes state officials are overstepping their boundaries and claims that the investigation is an attempt to discourage other boards from adopting similar policies. The policy mirrors failed legislation and comes amid a nationwide debate on transgender rights and parental notification.
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- California AG Rob Bonta investigates Chino school district's parental notification policy on children's gender identity KABC-TV
- Bonta opens investigation into Chino Valley school district policy to notify parents about LGBTQ+ students Los Angeles Times
- State Launches Another Investigation Into IE School District Temecula, CA Patch
- California to launch civil rights investigation over transgender policy in Chino school district Sacramento Bee
- Attorney General Bonta Launches Civil Rights Investigation into Chino Valley Unified's Policy of Forced Gender Status Disclosure California Department of Justice
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