During a Deerfield School District 109 School Board meeting, Nicole Georgas explained how her 13-year-old daughter and other female students at Shepard Middle School were forced to change their clothes in a locker room while a male student claiming to be “transgender” watched.
Georgas noted that her daughter had initially come home upset on February 5 after a boy began using the girls’ bathroom. The school administrators responded to the girl’s concerns by citing the school’s “inclusive” bathroom policy, stating that the boy was allowed to use the girls’ locker room and bathroom because he believes he is a girl.
The mother responded to the school administrators by citing President Donald Trump’s executive order barring males from using female bathrooms and locker rooms, and from participating in girls’ sports. Despite Georgas warning the school that they were violating that order, the school refused to back down, citing the school district’s legal counsel.
Georgas stated that, following this argument, “the situation went from bad to worse.”
“A few days later, the male student was present in the girl’s locker room. Feeling violated, the girls made the choice not to change into their PE clothes with the biological male student present,” she explained.
Instead of respecting these girls’ bodily autonomy and trying to find a solution, the girls were effectively barricaded inside the locker room, with school administrators standing inside the locker room and forcing the girls to change their clothes in front of the male student. According to Georgas, the employees who forced the girls to change in front of the boy were the district’s assistant superintendent for student services, the school’s assistant principal, and the director for student services. All of these administrators are female.
“The girls just want their privacy and they want their locker room back,” Georgas said. “There are gender neutral options. This is my daughter’s story, and the story of many other young girls who have been forced at the difficult age to do something they know — and most adults know — is wrong.”
Of course, the radical transgender activists in attendance at the school board meeting booed Georgas while she was speaking. One of the activists was a transgender-identifying parent who also happens to have a so-called “transgender child” — who claimed that all of the girls should have to find a different place to change their clothes if they are uncomfortable, effectively kicking them out of their own space to accommodate one mentally ill individual.
“The discomfort or privacy concerns of other students, teachers, or parents are not valid reasons to deny or limit the full and equal use of those facilities based on a student’s gender-related identity,” the activist, who serves as the director of operations for Trans Up Front, said during the meeting. “Instead, any student, teacher or other individuals seeking more privacy should be accommodated by providing that individual with a more private option.”
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