Christian School Sues Vermont Over Transgender Athlete Dispute
The school alleges religious discrimination after being barred from state tournaments and a tuition program for forfeiting a game due to a transgender player on the opposing team.
- Mid Vermont Christian School has filed a federal lawsuit against the Vermont Agency of Education and the Vermont Principals’ Association, alleging religious discrimination.
- The lawsuit was filed after the school was barred from state tournaments and a state tuition program for forfeiting a game due to a transgender player on the opposing team.
- The school argues that the transgender player jeopardized 'the fairness of the game and the safety of our players.'
- The school's exclusion from the tuition program and sports tournaments is said to be causing 'irreparable harm' to its students.
- The lawsuit comes amid ongoing debates about the inclusion of transgender athletes in sports.