Education · Newark-North Jersey, NJ Metro · September 15, 2026
NJ School Board Faces Death Threats After Parents Sue Over Trans Policy
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- Request a copy of your district's current transgender or gender-identity policy and any parental-notification provisions.
- Attend or review minutes from the next board meeting where policy catalog changes are adopted.
- Ask board members in writing whether staff are required to disclose a student's gender transition to parents.
- Contact your state's parental-rights organization to learn what legal protections currently exist in your state.
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