KCK School District Disputes DOJ Threats Over Trans Policy

The lesson here might be that social media is moving the dial more than FUNdamental reading.

Here's a quick summary about the start of the hot mess and the response sparked by online clips . . . 

The letter references a social media video taken of a meeting with school administrators.

Superintendent Dr. Anna Stubblefield said the 2017 document at the center of the dispute was a report, not a policy.

"It was a report that was given based off of what was happening at that time around federal guidelines and state laws regarding what are the options to support transgender students,” Stubblefield said. “It didn't go anywhere.”

She said the meeting captured in the video was not an attempt to circumvent the law.

"The meeting was not about how to usurp any laws or do anything to not follow laws and regulations," Stubblefield said.

Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com link . . .

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