Frustrated parents expressed their outrage at a school board meeting in Virginia on Tuesday after reports surfaced that three male students are being scrutinized due to their comments in a male locker room. These students were reportedly uncomfortable witnessing a biological female changing clothes among them.

Loudoun County Public Schools, which gained national attention in 2021 when a father was removed from a board meeting over concerns about his daughter’s sexual assault by a transgender student, is now examining the boys’ behavior for potential Title IX infractions.

The incident involves a transgender boy, who is biologically female, recording the students questioning the presence of what they referred to as “a girl,” with one student notably feeling “uncomfortable” about the scenario.

Tensions flared at a school board meeting Tuesday over a policy that allows trans people to use the locker room that fits their gender. Boys who were recorded complaining are now under investigation. (Fox 5)

Transgender people exist. They always have no executive order, sermon or headline or public comment can erase them,” she said. 

Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin has requested the state’s attorney general launch an independent investigation into how LCPS has managed the situation, (Kendall Warner/The Virginian-Pilot/Tribune News Service via Getty Images)

“We cannot, in good faith, debate policies impacting students if we deny the existence of those very students. That’s not discourse. That’s dehumanization. We have seen this playbook before, fear mongering, misinformation and political theater all at the expense of vulnerable children. It’s happening again, just as it did four years ago.

Meanwhile, Youngkin has requested the state’s attorney general launch an independent investigation into how LCPS has managed the situation, according to Fox 5.

The controversy in Loudoun County came the day after parents and residents clashed at a school board meeting in the Chicago area on Monday after a trans junior high school student won multiple events at a local track meet.