Teachers to ask court to halt Loudoun County schools’ pronoun policy

Three Loudoun County public school teachers are headed to Virginia state court Monday to ask that the school system’s new mandatory policy on pronouns be halted. Tanner Cross, a physical education teacher, filed a lawsuit after he was suspended from his job after objecting to the proposed policy at a May school board meeting. Since the policy passed in August, two other teachers — Monica Gill, a high school history teacher, and Kim Wright, a middle school English teacher — have joined as plaintiffs. The policy requires county faculty and students to use the pronouns that students request regardless of their biological sex… (Excerpts from the Washington Times)