PrivateSchoolRocks
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This is an interesting perspective, and I had not considered this. The child’s mother did argue that her child has OCD that would prevent their touching another child voluntarily due to fear of contamination, however our principal stated she had witnessed this child randomly touching others.Are you sure the girls complaining actually were touched and they weren't just being difficult because they don't like "switcheroos" as you put it? This could be more bullying from them where they are basically making accusations against the only trans girl in school because hey, your staff doesn't care how they act and they won't be punished because, per you, they are only being "honest" with presenting their bigotry. After all, you didn't have a discussion with the bigots that were griping about switcheroos. So again, you are singling out the transstudent because of your own bigotry.
the girls that complained aren’t the type to lie. And we did not punish this transgender child. Rather this child was only spoken to about needing to respect boundaries if they desire to make friends.
also, I never used the word switcheroo - that came from one of our students during a classroom discussion about celebrities they admire. That discussion was shut down by the teacher, therefore, I felt like that situation had been handled.