A Vermont private school and the Vermont Principals’ Association agreed to a $566,000 settlement after the school’s 2026 forfeit over a transgender player sparked litigation and an appeals court reversal
The Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights is reviewing whether Smith College’s practice of admitting trans women complies with Title IX, a move that may affect other women’s colleges
A teacher dismissed for reading a book about gender and inclusion challenges her termination at the state supreme court level, arguing the decision affects teachers and students across Georgia
Two scholarly books reposition trans-made films and bisexual figures as central tools for reevaluating how we study and share queer media
Hampshire College employees launched an emergency relief fund while a consortium of colleges prepares to accept displaced students
A sixth-grade teacher in the Atwater Cosmos Grove City district left a Teacher of the Year competition and later the district after photos from a 2019 gay leather pageant were brought to administrators’ attention
A Tempe high school robotics club created Rainbow Robotics to connect queer youth with hands-on STEM opportunities and build inclusive teams across Arizona
A new study reveals how peers, teachers, and policies shape the daily lives of LGBTQ+ students
A paraprofessional at Mulberry Creek Elementary says she was pressured to resign after countering a student’s homophobic comment and disclosing her own sexual orientation
Boston University has paused removal of outward-facing Pride flags after faculty and free speech groups protested; the president apologized and called for dialogue
A Virginia school board and families of students reached a confidential settlement after a March 2026 locker room incident triggered a Title IX probe, litigation, fundraising from conservative groups, and an unsuccessful Justice Department motion to intervene