Voters may have weighed in against liberal education policies in Virginia’s elections this month, but Loudoun County, the epicenter of a national reckoning on parental influence in the classroom, is still dealing with the fallout from a series of school board decisions that fueled outrage among parents.

A group of Loudoun County teachers sued the school system on Monday to stop the implementation of a controversial transgender policy, which would require teachers and staff to refer to students by their chosen pronouns and allow students to use the restrooms associated with their preferred gender.