School district says transgender students must be addressed by preferred pronouns

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The Boulder Valley School District in Boulder, Colorado, says transgender students have a “right” to be addressed by their preferred pronouns and that a person’s failure to do so violates district policy.

The policy says a student “has the right to be addressed by a name and pronoun that corresponds to the student’s gender identity” regardless of whether the student has legally changed his or her name.

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