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Va. AG launches investigation into Loudoun schools after ‘uncomfortable’ boys’ locker room incident
Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares announced on Tuesday that the state will investigate Loudoun County Public Schools following a media report that the school division launched a Title IX investigation after three high school boys said they felt "uncomfortable" when a biologically female student changed clothes in a boys' locker room and recorded their discussion about it.
The mother of a 5-year-old boy subjected to racial slurs in a now-viral video is asking the Loudoun County school board to take ... she stepped forward at a public meeting, the 5-year-old boy ...
Loudoun County Public Schools officials have continued to promote transgender ideology, even to the extent that they ignore sexual assault. According to 7News, LCPS has opened a Title IX ...
Loudoun County Public Schools issued a statement today asking parents to speak to their children about a popular TikTok trend called the “Chromebook Challenge” after a surge of maintenance requests ...
LOUDOUN COUNTY, Va. (7News) — The Loudoun County Public School Board is meeting Tuesday night, with a controversial school renaming proposal back on the agenda. The school board is set ...
Loudoun County Public Schools is facing an investigation from the Virginia attorney general after a high school student’s father said officials with the school district opened an ...
An investigation is underway in Loudoun County after a school bus crash sent four of its passengers to the hospital on Tuesday. Just after noon, officers responded to the area of Evergreen Mills Road ...
Gov. Glenn Youngkin and Attorney General Jason Miyares on Tuesday announced they are investigating Loudoun County Public Schools for its response to an alleged incident in which a transgender ...
Varsity swim teams representing Briar Woods, Dominion, Independence and Loudoun County high schools made a big splash at their respective regional meets. Two teams and 28 individuals were ...
This story has been corrected. The names of two public schools in Loudoun County, Virginia, are changing due to their ties to a slaveholder and an institution with racist origins. The ...
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