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Stop The Horry County School Districts restroom adoption policy.

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Kitty Tackett
10 years ago

This is going to cause an endless amount of issues for teachers and parents if it is not put to an end.

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Judy Carter
10 years ago

You are what God made you.

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Roger Hofmann
10 years ago

Not only is this immoral, but it is absurdly offensive to those who are not transgender!

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Lois Hofmann
10 years ago

This ridiculous ruling needs to be overturned.

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Heather Richards
10 years ago

Instead of making the majority of students use the restroom with someone that is not their specific gender, there should be a unisex bathroom for those who don't identify with their gender. If my daughters are ever in the bathroom and a male student is allowed to use it, they will both be home schooled!!

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Samantha Anderson-Clark
10 years ago

I don't want my children to be exposed to such things at such early age point blank.

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Cindy Stevens
10 years ago

The policy should be use the bathroom that matches your biological parts. End of story.

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Barbara Parker
10 years ago

I DO NOT want transgender students using the restroom "consistent with their gender identity". My granddaughter is a student in Horry County, and I don't want her exposed to people like that, or her safety compromised. I AM OFFENDED by this 'policy'. It goes against our religion and beliefs.

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Carter
10 years ago

I thought SC and especially Horry County would be one of the last bastions of sanity. I was wrong. Every week, I find another reason my wife and I sacrifice as much as we do to send our children to Catholic school.

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Amanda Bell
10 years ago

It is unacceptable to allow boys in the girls restrooms at school.

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Alison Craig
10 years ago

This is ridiculous. My son is almost 3. If this passes he will not be attending any Horry county schools and neither will his little brother.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Make a neutral transgender m/or/f restroom! Our children will be moved to another district before I'd accept such an imposing rule. They have family restrooms, stop catering to people who are unsure of their identity.

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Robert Staton
10 years ago

A private restroom for all LGBT is the correct answer. And no that is not singling them out. That is saying they are not make or female but somewhere in between so let them have there privacy and let all the straight kids have there's.

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Philip suggs
10 years ago

Never in a million years thought I would have to sign the petition like this in the county I grew up in

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Mauriana Quinn
10 years ago

We can not put kids lives at risk because of someone else's fears and ignorance. Just because something is different doesn't mean it's bad or that you need to be scared of it. Be more worried that when a fight breaks out at school kids video the violence until someone is killed and no-one cares

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Alex smith
10 years ago

Absolutely not. I'm offended if you vote this in and I promise you will not get elected next term.

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Michael Turner
10 years ago

Boys have a penis Girls have a vagina I know a young man who said that he was gay all through middle school. The girls treated him like one of the girls. They didn't even think twice about changing in front of him during the time of a school musical. He's now in highschool and has had a steady girlfriend for over a year. Most kids don't know exactly who they are until they're adults. Horry county schools needs to stop following trends and catering to a small percentage of people. Stop with this liberal and progressive nonsense. Maybe we all should pay more attention to political views before we vote in school board members. Don't forget that you work for us.

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Helen Larrimore
10 years ago

Do not allow transgender to share with non transgender bathrooms. Please you some common sense thank you.

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Emma-Grace Gore
10 years ago

I will not go to the bathrooms at my school until this is fixed

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Rachael Newlands
10 years ago

As a young women I am terrified to go to the restroom in public bathrooms due to the possibility of sexual assault. Schools are supposed to be where students and people like me feel safe and where we are protected! Now I'm terrified to go to the restroom in my own school. This is a problem!