The representative of the Democratic state of Illinois, Bob Morgan, suggested that the girls of the intermediate school allege that they had been forced to change with a transgender student in a locker room had lied about the situation.
During a session of the General Assembly of Illinois on Tuesday, Morgan went to the alleged incident after the Deerfield resident Nicole Georgas, who filed a federal complaint with civil rights, after exposing the alleged incident at a meeting of the school board last week.
Morgan, who represents Deerfield, addressed the problem in response to the fact that he was mentioned by the representative of the Republican State Adam Neimerg, who raised the accusations of Georgas.
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In Morgan’s response, he described the problem as “a lie”, while praising the management of his community and schools of the situation and condemned Neimberg for even raising the problem.
“I am really proud of my community that defended those who need to be defended and protected, making sure to have excellent schools, which by the way, we have incredible and incredible schools, incredible families, an incredible community that has joined to deal with this situation. Because it is a lie!” Morgan said.
“Then, the next time a representative wants to talk about other districts, I understand that he could be ashamed and, frankly, he should probably be, but instead of being on this floor we take our time talking about children, try to talk about their own district.”
Georgas responded to Morgan’s accusations in an answer in X.
“Actually [Rep. Morgan?] Was your daughter in the locker room? Because mine was! How do you dare to accuse them of lying? You are disgusting [and] Despicable and I hope you can reproduce the audio for you! “Georgas wrote.
Georgas filed his civil rights complaint before the Department of Justice After stating that school administrators had tried to force their 13 -year -old daughter to change in front of a transgender student in girls’ locker room last month.
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Nicole Georgas revealed the complaint during a meeting of the Education Board for Deerfield Public School District 109 Last week, claiming that the incident had been placed last month after his daughter refused to change her uniform during physical education because a biological student had been present at that time.
“The girls want their changing rooms and bathrooms back. They want their privacy to return. That’s why I’m here tonight. The well -being, mental health and privacy of my thirteen -year -old daughter are at stake, “Georgas said during his speech at the meeting of the Board on Thursday.
According to Georgas, his daughter had been “scared” and “extremely annoying” when on February 5 he had been using the girls’ bathroom and noticed that a transgender student was also using the facilities at the same time.
“The administration told him that a student can use the bathroom, as well as a female wardrobe because they now identify as women,” Georgas said about the explanation that the administrators allegedly provided to their daughter.
Georgas said the situation got worse when, days later, his daughter and other classmates refused to change his uniform during physical education because the transgender student was present.
He said that the next day, the school administrators took the girls and then changed them in uniform.
“That day, [Assistant Superintendent for Student Services] Joanna Ford, [Assistant Principal] Cathy Van Tresese, and several teachers entered the girls’ locker room, making them become uniforms. This continued the whole week, “he said, adding that his daughter had still” denied to participate. ”
Georgas then raised the problem to the school administration, and pointed out that she believed it was a direct violation of President Donald Trump’s “Keep men out of female sports” Executive order. She said in her speech that the administration informed her that, under the direction of her legal advisor, the student was free to use the girls ‘bathroom and girls’ costume.
In a statement to Pak Gazette Digital, District 109 of the Deerfield public schools said that no student is required to change others in the locker room and added that school policies are aligned with state law.
“District 109 undertakes to provide a learning environment in which all students and staff are respected and supported. Our policies and procedures, including the use of student locker lockers
