Trump officials launch probe of 2 school districts over alleged testosterone vials, kissing exercise
Summary
The U.S. Department of Education is investigating two school districts—one in Denver and one in Washington state—over claims involving a same-sex kissing exercise and an exhibit with testosterone vials. The probe will check if these districts broke a federal law that allows parents to opt their children out of school lessons about sexual behavior or attitudes.Key Facts
- The Department of Education is looking into Bethel School District in Washington and Denver Public Schools.
- A Denver teacher allegedly required students of the same sex to kiss in front of the class.
- The Bethel district showed vials of testosterone in a Pride month display, which were removed and given to local law enforcement.
- Testosterone is typically used for gender-affirming medical treatment.
- The investigation will check if these actions violated parents' rights to control their children’s education on sensitive topics.
- Bethel School District says the testosterone display was not approved by administrators and they will cooperate fully with the investigation.
- The Education Department linked these cases to National Parents’ Day and plans more actions on parental rights laws.
- The Trump administration has increased investigations related to transgender and LGBTQ+ school policies.
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