Trump Administration Ends Trans Student Protections

The Trump administration just pulled the plug on a 2023 agreement with TAF College in California, aimed at safeguarding transgender, student civil rights.

This move came Monday as part of six terminations announced by the U.S. Department of Education, including two other California school districts.

It's the latest step targeting protections for trans students under Title IX.

These deals stem from complaints about gender and sensitivity, like issues with bathroom access and sports participation for trans kids.

TAF College had face scrutiny for not fully complying with federal rules on these matters, leading to the original pack that required specific.

Policy changes.

College leaders are pushing back hard, with the president calling the decision, disappointing, and vowing to keep supporting all students equally.

Local officials and advocacy groups worry this sets a risky precedent, potentially rolling back gains in student safety nationwide.

Meanwhile, investigations continue into similar cases at places like the current high school district and others named in the announcements.

The department says these schools fail to protect women's rights in shared spaces, sparking debates on both sides.

As this unfolds, expect more legal challenges and policy shifts that could reshape school environments for everyone involved.

Stay tuned for updates on how it plays out.

That wraps California news today.

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I'm Cory with the story.