Source: New York Post
Three California school districts are under federal investigation over allegations that students were asked invasive questions about their sexuality, gender identity and family immigration status without their parents’ knowledge or consent, The California Post can exclusively reveal. The US Department of Education‘s Student Privacy Policy Office announced investigations Friday into the North Monterey County, Palo Alto and San Francisco unified school districts. The alleged questionnaire given to students asked them to disclose personal information without their parents’ knowledge or consent, including their sexual orientation, gender identity, race, family finances and immigration status, according to complaints received by the department.
