Vermont
- A high school in Vermont banned girls on its volleyball team from their own locker room after they expressed discomfort with changing in front of a male who pretends to be a female
- In addition to threatening punishment for students for speaking up about their discomfort, school administrators claimed that girls who do not want to share their protected space with the opposite sex should go out of their way to "change in privacy."
Randolph Union High School
- The investigation will primarily focus on allegations that the girls harassed the transgender student even though the school's harassment policy specifically bars the kind of inappropriate comments the male student allegedly made.
- "A hostile environment exists where the harassing conduct is severe, persistent, or pervasive so as to deny or limit the student's ability to participate in or benefit from the educational program on the basis of sex," the sexual harassment section of the school handbook states.
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