The administration confirmed today that construction for the gender neutral facilities begins next month. We have verified the school board budget allocation and will monitor the implementation phase to ensure the project stays on schedule.
I met with the school administration this morning to deliver the current signature count. They have requested a formal proposal detailing the specific campus locations we identified for renovation. Our drafting team is finalizing that document now.
Reached 100 supporters
December 9, 2016
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Naja B
9 years ago
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I don't go to Venice, but I strongly support having (a) neutral bathroom(s). A public school's job is to make the students feel as comfortable as possible in their learning environment. (On top of actually teaching them, of course.)
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Lesly guerrero
9 years ago
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Please allow this to pass! I know my friends and I would be more than grateful for a bathroom that they can use without having hateful and rude remarks from other students.
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Cyanela lopez
9 years ago
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This is such an amazing idea, my older brother is transgender and before band practice is horrified to dress out in the bathrooms, this would make him so happy and feel safe.
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Arianna Duarte
9 years ago
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my school doesn't have gender neutral bathrooms and I know how irritating and uncomfortable that can make school, so I hope this works out for you
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Edna Carreon
9 years ago
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Safety should always be a goal for every school. Why wouldn't schools create a safe environment for transgender students? Are they thought of ass any less than cisgender students? I feel like this is a very important issue and that it would be excellent for every student to feel safe.
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Lorcan Geiszler
9 years ago
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single and multiple cubicle neutral bathrooms have been in use without incident long before this became a social fear, from small resturants to office blocks, and it shows an informed decision for the safety and comfort of your student body to impliment this. For every one student that openly requires it, there will be several more who are scared to ask. Making this change will set a standard of no discrimination for your students. This has already worked at my university and many other academic facilities
The administration confirmed today that construction for the gender neutral facilities begins next month. We have verified the school board budget allocation and will monitor the implementation phase to ensure the project stays on schedule.
I met with the school administration this morning to deliver the current signature count. They have requested a formal proposal detailing the specific campus locations we identified for renovation. Our drafting team is finalizing that document now.
Reached 100 supporters
December 9, 2016
60 Comments
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Naja B
9 years ago
Featured
I don't go to Venice, but I strongly support having (a) neutral bathroom(s). A public school's job is to make the students feel as comfortable as possible in their learning environment. (On top of actually teaching them, of course.)
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Lesly guerrero
9 years ago
Featured
Please allow this to pass! I know my friends and I would be more than grateful for a bathroom that they can use without having hateful and rude remarks from other students.
C
Cyanela lopez
9 years ago
Featured
This is such an amazing idea, my older brother is transgender and before band practice is horrified to dress out in the bathrooms, this would make him so happy and feel safe.
A
Arianna Duarte
9 years ago
Featured
my school doesn't have gender neutral bathrooms and I know how irritating and uncomfortable that can make school, so I hope this works out for you
E
Edna Carreon
9 years ago
Featured
Safety should always be a goal for every school. Why wouldn't schools create a safe environment for transgender students? Are they thought of ass any less than cisgender students? I feel like this is a very important issue and that it would be excellent for every student to feel safe.
L
Lorcan Geiszler
9 years ago
Featured
single and multiple cubicle neutral bathrooms have been in use without incident long before this became a social fear, from small resturants to office blocks, and it shows an informed decision for the safety and comfort of your student body to impliment this. For every one student that openly requires it, there will be several more who are scared to ask. Making this change will set a standard of no discrimination for your students. This has already worked at my university and many other academic facilities
I don't go to Venice, but I strongly support having (a) neutral bathroom(s). A public school's job is to make the students feel as comfortable as possible in their learning environment. (On top of actually teaching them, of course.)