Mom Sues California School District for ‘Socially Transitioning’ Daughter Into a Boy Without Consent – Sparks Landmark Victory and Parental Rights Debate

A mom from California is speaking out after she said a California school district “socially transitioned” her daughter into a boy without her knowledge. Here’s the full story. 

Student Was “Socially Transitioned”

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Jessica Konen has an 11-year-old daughter in the Spreckels Union School District in California.

She sued the school district for “socially transitioning” her daughter into a boy without her knowledge or consent.

The School Told Her It Was Okay

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Konen’s daughter, Alicia, was told by her middle school that she may be upset because she didn’t know who she “truly was inside.”

She Was Allowed to Use the Boys’ Restroom 

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Buena Vista Middle School allowed the 11-year-old girl to use the boys restroom as well as male pronouns while in class.

Her mom had no idea. 

She Was Encouraged 

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Konen claimed the teachers at the middle school “encouraged” her daughter “to think she was a trans boy” while she was at school in 2019.

It Didn’t Last

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After the Covid-19 pandemic hit and Alicia was learning remotely, her mom said she “returned to her female persona.”

The Silver Lining

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Konen said her daughter “found distance learning difficult,” but there was a “silver lining” in the whole situation.

Once her daughter “was no longer under the clutches” of her teachers, she returned “to her old self.”

Mom Sues School District 

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After discovering the school was at fault, Konen filed a lawsuit against the school and two of the teachers.

Konen claimed “they kept her daughter’s phony trans identity secret from her and hid that she had been having suicidal thoughts.”

Landmark Victory 

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Konen won a “landmark legal victory” against the school district.

The district refused to admit fault in the situation, but the lawsuit was settled for $100,000.

Parental Rights Debate

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Critics say that Konen’s victory in court “marks an important moment” in the debate over parental rights in school settings. 

Schools vs. the State

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There are several school districts in California that are fighting with the state about the rights of trans kids as well as their parents. 

Attorney General Sues School District 

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California’s attorney general sued a school district in southern California over its new policy that requires the school to notify parents if a child changes their gender identification or pronouns. 

Forcibly Outing Students 

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Attorney General Rob Bonta said policies like this will “forcibly out transgender students and threaten their well-being.”

School Is a “Safe Haven”

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Bonta argued that school is the only “safe haven” for “far too many transgender children and gender nonconforming youth.” He said these children need somewhere other than their home where they can “find validation, safety, and privacy,” and he is fighting to protect that. 

Policies Are Discriminatory 

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Bonta claims the policy “discriminates against the students and violates the state’s constitution’s requirement of equal protection for all.” 

Parents Have a Right to Know

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The school district says parents have a right to know the decisions their children are making while at school. 

Heated Debates

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The policies and rulings in California have sparked heated debates from both sides. 

Parents Are Outraged

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Parents on X, formerly known as Twitter, were outraged by what’s happening in California schools. One parent said, “We don’t coparent with the government.” 

Schools Should Stick to Education

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Jeff posted a comment that said, “Schools shouldn’t have any role in this at all. They shouldn’t be safe places…they should simply stick to education. Period.”

Kids Are Not Their Parents’ Property

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One X user posted an opposing view that was in agreement with keeping students’ information private.

Virgil said, “Kids are not the property of their parents and if they haven’t come out to them, there’s usually a good reason.”

Transgender youth experience extremely high rates of homelessness compared to the general population, as they are often kicked out of their homes by their parents or suffer such an intolerable environment at home (including refusal of support) that they run away.

Endangering Kids

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Virgil also said if the schools are required to share everything with parents, it “endangers” those kids who aren’t accepted by their family. 

Parents Are Speaking Up

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California parents are speaking up and speaking out for their rights. Erin Friday, an attorney and co-leader of a pro-family nonprofit organization, said in a speech, “We need more and more people to speak up until they can’t ignore us anymore.”

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