EXCLUSIVE — Middle and high school students in Fairfax County Public Schools were subjected to an orientation presentation this year informing them that they had a “right” of “non-disclosure” for their gender identity.

The presentation, obtained by the Washington Examiner, detailed to students the requirements of the school district’s “Student Rights and Responsibilities,” which govern student conduct, and is required viewing in middle and high school grades.

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