UPDATE: Our “Loudoun 3” Case Has Settled!
The case that everyone’s been talking about for the past year has now come to an end. As reported by numerous news outlets, the Loudoun County School Board decided to settle our lawsuit against them on behalf of two high school boys who were suspended and labeled as sexual harassers for simply expressing confusion and discomfort about a girl being allowed to use their locker room.
While we are not able to share specifics of the settlement agreement, what we can say is that our clients are very happy with the result. We want to thank all those who supported us throughout this important case!
Pictured: Attorneys and parents of the boys in the federal courthouse after a settlement was agreed to.
Meanwhile, even though our case is over, the federal Department of Education and Department of Justice are continuing their efforts to hold Loudoun County Schools accountable for their policies on “transgender” students. Stay tuned for more on that.
Ultimately, we’re glad that our clients and Loudoun County were able to reach an agreement that can allow our clients to move forward. We hope that, in the future, as a result of the attention brought to this situation and our efforts to help vindicate these boys, Loudoun County will have an even greater incentive to protect vulnerable students from the harms of gender ideology.
In the meantime, our Founding Freedoms Law Center stands ready to defend and protect other students, parents, and teachers whose fundamental rights are being trampled.
For some of the news about this settlement, here are some recent articles:
National Review: Loudoun County Reaches Settlement with Suspended Male Students Who Objected to Female in Locker Room
Daily Signal: Virginia School Board Settles With Boys Punished Over Locker Room Dispute
ABC 7: Loudoun School Board settles with boys who questioned why girl was in boys' locker room
Loudoun Times: Settlement reached over LCPS locker room incident