A Case Review of G. G. v Gloucester County School Board

In education today, one theme is reoccurring, the question of where and how transgender students fit into our classrooms, our buildings, and on our athletic fields. In G. G. v Gloucester County School Board 20 U.S.C. 1681 § (a); G. G., a minor, transgender male, is attempting to use the boys\u27 restroom at his high school. With the approval of his school administration, G. G. began to use the boys\u27 restroom until the local school board passed a policy banning him from using said restroom. G. G. alleges the board discriminated against him and violated Title IX and the Equal Protection Clause of the Constitution. (G.G. v Gloucester County