Wondering how to approach the LGBT problem

[Ferd]

I think the right (self protection) approach is to make an inquiry to the school admin what the actual written policy is for gender identification and restroom use is.

make no indication of your bias. simply request the policy for personal understanding.

Then once that is in hand, decide how to proceed.
if the policy is based on actual gender, then report the violation.

if the policy is based on what a person "feels" their gender is, then you have to decide if you want to fight that battle. It may very well be worth the effort to fight the school policy but one has to be prepared to deal with the fallout. which might very well include expulsion.

[Wonder]

Originally Posted by shazeep

one has to ask themselves what business a believer has at a school like that

Of course to get an education for a suitable job that does not require her to live paycheck to paycheck. I realize it is in her best interest to marry and become a housewife and that is what she would like . However , life is life and there are many women that have regretted not getting a solid education for a backup plan. Life is not like in the old days when jobs were everywhere.

[Wonder]

Originally Posted by Ferd

I think the right (self protection) approach is to make an inquiry to the school admin what the actual written policy is for gender identification and restroom use is.

make no indication of your bias. simply request the policy for personal understanding.

Then once that is in hand, decide how to proceed.
if the policy is based on actual gender, then report the violation.

if the policy is based on what a person "feels" their gender is, then you have to decide if you want to fight that battle. It may very well be worth the effort to fight the school policy but one has to be prepared to deal with the fallout. which might very well include expulsion.

This is very good advice. Thank You!

[Esaias]

Originally Posted by Wonder

Of course to get an education for a suitable job that does not require her to live paycheck to paycheck. I realize it is in her best interest to marry and become a housewife and that is what she would like . However , life is life and there are many women that have regretted not getting a solid education for a backup plan. Life is not like in the old days when jobs were everywhere.

College degrees no longer guarantee a suitable, well paying job, unfortunately.

Buy real estate. Retire in 5 years. Do your thang.

[KeptByTheWord]

How terrible to experience this!

Ferd's advice sounds pretty reasonable.