Saskatchewan's Bold Pronoun Policy Safeguards At-Risk Students, Empowers Teachers

Saskatchewan's Bold Pronoun Policy Safeguards At-Risk Students, Empowers Teachers

SpanglishNewsNetwork 📧💡 Saskatchewan's school pronoun policy in early draft showed teachers could use preferred identification if student's safety was at risk when parents were told. #SchoolPronounPolicy #StudentSafety 🏫👩‍🏫😳

En Español:La política preliminar sobre los pronombres escolares en Saskatchewan mostraba que los profesores podían utilizar la identificación preferida si la seguridad de los estudiantes estaba en riesgo, incluso cuando se les informaba a los padres. #PolíticaDePronombresEscolares #SeguridadEstudiantil 🏫👩‍🏫😳 Correo electrónico💡
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