The La Center School District is responding to an OSPI ruling on whether teachers should be required to ask students for their preferred pronouns. This decision has sparked debate over inclusivity, student privacy, and the role of schools in gender discussions. Now, we want to hear from you! Cast your vote in this week’s poll and share your thoughts.
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La Center School District superintendent responds to OSPI ruling on gender pronoun policy complaint
Superintendent Peter Rosenkranz said the district ‘is consulting with legal counsel to determine next steps, including potential legal challenges’ Ken Vance, editorClark...
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