Playing Poker with Federal Funding

[Anonymous]

You missed the other side.


“Then in July, the Supreme Court agreed to hear the case involving transgender athletes. A federal judge stayed the teen’s case until the high court issued a ruling in the athlete case because it touched on similar issues.

On appeal, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 4th Circuit granted the teen an injunction against enforcement of the bathroom rule in his case. The ruling came the day before school was set to begin in Berkeley County.

The 4th Circuit based its ruling on a high-profile 2020 case in which it found that restrictions that had prevented a transgender student from Virginia, Gavin Grimm, from using a school bathroom that aligned with his gender identity violated Title IX and the Equal Protection Clause.”

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You missed the other side.


“Then in July, the Supreme Court agreed to hear the case involving transgender athletes. A federal judge stayed the teen’s case until the high court issued a ruling in the athlete case because it touched on similar issues.

On appeal, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 4th Circuit granted the teen an injunction against enforcement of the bathroom rule in his case. The ruling came the day before school was set to begin in Berkeley County.

The 4th Circuit based its ruling on a high-profile 2020 case in which it found that restrictions that had prevented a transgender student from Virginia, Gavin Grimm, from using a school bathroom that aligned with his gender identity violated Title IX and the Equal Protection Clause.”

Yes, a 3 judge panel in the 4th circuit came to a decision that was in conflict with the decision made by an en banc panel in the 11th circuit.

So in the end this matter won’t be resolved until the SC decides the issue. A solid payday for FCPS legal team and the diversion of Fairfax County resident’s tax dollars away from education.

[Anonymous]

So in the end this matter won’t be resolved until the SC decides the issue. A solid payday for FCPS legal team and the diversion of Fairfax County resident’s tax dollars away from education.

Who has the bigger lobby with FCPS? Poor kids or .............?