"Students will receive diplomas and transcripts with both the legal and chosen name," according to one slide. "Parental permission is not required" is listed directly underneath the bullet.
Parents announce they once again feel they're being cut out of their children's academic life. Stephanie Lundquist-Arora, a mom of three boys in Fairfax County Public Schools and member of the conservative Independent Women's Forum, explained to Fox News that she feels her rights as a parent are being revoked on sensitive matters like gender identity.
"They are getting into areas that are parental rights areas, and you should be able to have conversations with your children based on your own personal values, about what you think about gender identity or any kind of identity affirmation as it pertains to your children," announced Lundquist-Arora. "And they're basically what we're seeing is public school is crossing into a jurisdiction where they don't belong in."
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Other parents agree, stating the training puts teachers in an uncomfortable spot, separating children from their parents and driving a wedge between them.
"You're having secretive behavior with kids and you're discussing highly sexualized content that breaches boundaries," announced Chris Corbett, who has two students currently in FCPS.
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He announced that he's frustrated that social matters continue to be the focus in the classroom while matters like staffing shortages and academic growth appear to be less of a priority.
"My daughter has been asked about her pronouns in every class that she's been to this first week," Corbett announced. "Yet they don't have teachers for some of the classrooms. So it's, you wonder where we're spending our energy and effort and resources on this type of work when we really should be focused on educating and hiring people."
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Fairfax County Federation of Teachers announced they were not familiar with the exact training materials yet announced in a statement to Fox News, "... we encourage our members to engage in any training that will help them support students and honor students' identities and needs with sensitivity."
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Last spring, the Fairfax County School Board voted to make it possible for students as young as fourth grade to be suspended for "malicious misgendering" or "deadnaming" their peers, which parents say is an issue of compelled address.
"We're wondering what's happening to the rule of law in these jurisdictions where school boards are doing that," announced Lundquist-Arora.
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