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Trans, nonbinary students miss school over safety concerns, report says

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This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Just under a third (32%) of transgender, nonbinary and gender diverse students missed at least one day of school in the month prior to being surveyed because they felt unsafe at school,according to a new report from LGBTQ+ student advocacy organizations Glisten and The Trevor Project. More than half (56%) also said their school had at least one policy or practice that discriminated against LGBTQ+ students.
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Mental health screenings, surveys require parental consent, Education Department says Original

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This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. The U.S. Department of Education on Wednesday told school districts it will consider all mental health screenings and other student surveys — such as those related to sex behavior or attitudes — to be "required" by a district even when presented as optional, and thus subject to parental notification and consent procedures.
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This Texas effort to prevent schools from ‘passing the trash’ could go nationwide

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This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. A U.S. Department of Justice initiative meant to prevent schools from "passing the trash" recently led to criminal charges against two educators and over $14,000 in civil penalties in a Texas district — and may eventually be scaled nationwide.
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