From Education First Alliance: Catherine Truitt handed LGBTQ activists a victory just months after taking office. She ordered her department to stop listing students’ legal names on state records and instead use their chosen names. The NC Department of Public Instruction (DPI) notified school districts in March of 2021 that PowerSchool’s student information system would display a student’s “preferred name” on school records.

LGBTQ activists had lobbied former Superintendent Mark Johnson to make the exact change. These activists promote the idea that “gender” is socially constructed, not biological, and that there are more than two sexes…

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Superintendent Truitt not only met Southern Equality’s demand last March, now she has gone further in advancing the ‘Trans’ agenda. Last week, the DPI removed the sex of public school students from official state records in at least three districts…

As a result of erasing children’s identities, teachers and counselors can easily groom children into changing their sexes without their parents’ knowledge.

In California, New York, and Texas parents have gone public with their allegations that school officials groomed their children to change their identities behind their backs. Parents of a Florida elementary school girl are suing the school after their daughter attempted to commit suicide following the school’s efforts to force her to transition to a boy.

Under Truitt’s leadership, North Carolina public schools have gone further than even California in promoting the Trans agenda. Golden State lawmakers recently passed legislation that requires public colleges to update records for students who have legally changed their names. As a result of the change, California became the first state to allow college students to change their sex without lawfully being obligated…

In an email sent to Catherine Truitt this weekend, we asked why school board members, teachers, principals, and teachers across multiple counties told us the same thing: The DPI suddenly and without notice removed the genders of the students in their schools…

What about DPI’s requirement that every PSU (school) counduct invasive surveys on students which ask ptobing questions about students’ gender identity and sexual orientation? Will DPI also ban those? Because they too are are a liability landmine.

It is also possible that the DPI is trying to hide the fact that girls have been raped, beaten, sexually harassed, and then abused by officials at schools across the state at a dizzying rate. These changes come a few weeks before the DPI’s deadline to submit Civil Rights data to the Office of Civil Rights at the U.S Department of Education. After all, it’s hard to determine if students are targeted for harassment because of their sex when schools cannot determine sex on school records.

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(Excerpt from Education First Alliance. Photo Credit: Getty Images)