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A Maine school district and the state's Department of Education are accused of defying President Donald Trump's executive order to protect women's sports by continuing to allow boys who identify as female to compete in girls' interscholastic athletics.
The U.S. Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights announced Friday that it sent a letter to Maine Department of Education Commissioner Pender Makin announcingthe Title IX investigation into the state agency.
In the letter, the federal education department informed MDOE that allowing males to compete in girls' sports is considered a violation of federal antidiscrimination law. The letter highlighted Maine School Administrative District #51 as another subject of investigation following reports that Greely High School continues to let a male student compete as a girl.
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The U.S. Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights announced Friday that it sent a letter to Maine Department of Education Commissioner Pender Makin announcingthe Title IX investigation into the state agency.
In the letter, the federal education department informed MDOE that allowing males to compete in girls' sports is considered a violation of federal antidiscrimination law. The letter highlighted Maine School Administrative District #51 as another subject of investigation following reports that Greely High School continues to let a male student compete as a girl.
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Trump admin. investigating Maine schools for continuing to allow males in girls' sports
A Maine school district and the state s Department of Education are accused of defying President Donald Trump s executive order to protect women s sports by continuing to allow boys who identify as
