Fairfax County Public Schools says parent consent not needed for gender change on school forms

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

52% : "They are getting into areas that are parental rights areas and you should be able to have conversations with your children based on your own personal values, about what you think about gender identity or any kind of identity affirmation as it pertains to your children," said Lundquist-Arora.
47% : Stephanie Lundquist-Arora, a mom of three boys in Fairfax County Public Schools and member of the conservative Independent Women's Forum, told Fox News that she feels her rights as a parent are being called into question on sensitive topics like gender identity.
42% : "And they're basically what we're seeing is public school is crossing into a jurisdiction where they don't belong in."

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