Two Virginia students were suspended after the locker room incident with transgender classmates

Two Virginia teenage students are being suspended after being recorded on the video, asking that a female student who identified as men was in the boys’ locker room.

Loudown County Public School (LCPS) In the beginning of this year, a title IX is suspended for 10 days after IX investigation, the Attorney Josh Healthzer, who represents the families of boys, said, said, 7news,

Healthzer said the LCP found the boys responsible for sexual harassment and sex-based discrimination, which raised a fierce response from the parents of the boys as well as the Attorney General of Virginia, who argued that the school agency’s process was biased and retaliation.

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Healthzer said that families were informed by the LCP on Friday of the decision. The school agency has not publicly announced suspension. The punishment includes a no-contact order with the complainant, including not having any class in any class. According to Hetzler, it is also necessary for boys to meet with school administrators to determine a corrective action plan.

One of the boys’ parents, Seth Wolf told 7news that he was angry with the decision and said it was related to development.

,[We’re] Unhappy with the decision -making process and how went away, “Wolf said.

Another parents, Rene Smith, were also fierce and said that he had already taken his child out of school and the family had gone out of the state.

,[We’re] The entire burst was that they came back and did not hold my son responsible for sexual harassment and sex-based discrimination, with no concrete evidence, “Smith told 7news.

“We are talking about intimidating him for life by a biased process that is going to protect fairness, but it is shocking. It is wrong, and it should be afraid of every parent.”

Smith said he was worried that the decision would follow his son as it will be on his permanent academic record and can affect his college applications.

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Both Wolf and Smith said LCPS is sending a message that any student who expresses ideas that disagree with policy 8040 will be punished. Policy 8040 is a controversial guideline adopted in 2021 that allows students to use toilet and locker room that align with their gender identity rather than their biological sex.

Wolf said, “What they say loudown county will be followed, which they believe that it is right, and what happens against other people’s beliefs, or what we believe is correct.”

“What they are doing for our children, just low,” Smith said.

Virginia Attorney General Jason Miares refers to the LCP to federal officials, not improperly for misconduct of three male students at the school agency, but to express inconveniences about sharing a locker room with a member of opposite sex, accusing the school agency, according to, according to, according to, Fox 5 DCIt is not clear whether the third student will be suspended or not.

Miares said the footage did not show discriminatory or derogatory behavior, but the boys recorded to leave the student.

The video was recorded by a student.

Although it is illegal to record inside the locker room, an LCPS officer confirmed the Fox 5 DC in May that no person appeared in compromising with the boy in the video and hence, it was determined that no privacy laws were violated.

LCPS told Fox News Digital that it does not publicly discuss private student affairs publicly. A spokesperson stated that the school system “title IX is a comprehensive and purposeful process for checking.”

Founder Freedom Law Center, which is representing families in the matter, said that it would continue to fight the matter until it is determined.

“Founder Freedom Law Center is working with our customers in the next stages,” told 7news, president of Virginia’s Family Foundation, but we are not allowing these boys to go under any fight; we are going to stand with them until they are innocent. ”

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“Our customers have not done anything wrong and they deserve to be innocent,” Cob said.

This incident is not the first to attract the national on LCP. It made national headlines in 2021, when a father was arrested and was dropped from a board meeting by a trans student at a local school to speak about his daughter’s sexual harassment.

LCPS also spent $ 11 million on connecting gender-plated single-business toilets to nine schools in the district.

“We have seen the time and time again that the loudown county, if given the opportunity to do the right thing, will do the wrong thing instead,” Cob said.

“LCPS, once again, indicates that it is ready to harm students in the name of Vok ideology, while each student is damaged when they deny federal money for children’s education. These boys, especially, are being made an example when a person crosses the horrors of the school.”