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The Harrisonburg City School District in Virginia settled a lawsuit with teachers who challenged the requirement to use students’ preferred pronouns without parental consent. The school board granted religious accommodations to the teachers, allowing them to refer to students according to their beliefs. The district reaffirmed the importance of respecting all students and employees with dignity and inclusivity. The Alliance Defending Freedom, representing the teachers, celebrated the resolution as a victory for religious freedom in education.
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