students and he says cause irreversible harm. a judge agreed with that and issue add temporary injunction. that for now blocks schools from sharing gender information from parents. a lawyer for one of the districts tells us parents have the legal right and should be told. this is not about outing students if they have a confidential discussion with a school guidance counselor or teacher about feelings they might be having. our policies in middletown said if you wanted to change your formal student record or use a different restroom or play on a different team other than your biological sex, that we would notify your parents. lgbtq groups are against that, they say the rights of students come first and there have been protests. the attorney general says in part this, the state is not targeting parental rights. all our lawsuits seek to do is reinstate the same policies the
school districts will not tell parents if their children as young as five years old want to change their gender or seek a different gender expression. the school district has decided that parents should be told if their child expresses a different gender, pronouns or name or wants to use another gender s bathroom. the state attorney general democrat sued claiming parental notification would wrongly out gender students and cause irreversible harm. a judge agreed with that and issued a temporary injunction blocking the schools from sharing gender information with the kids parents. the lawyer for one of the districts said parents do have a legal right and should be told. this is not about outing students if they have a confidential discussion with a school guidance counselor or teacher about feelings they might be having. our policies in middletown said if you wanted to change your formal student record or use a different restroom or play on a