Illinois Democrat State representative Bob Morgan suggested the girls in high school who claimed they had been forced to change With a transgender student in a dressing room had lied about the situation.
During one Illinois General Meeting Session Tuesday Morgan spoke to the alleged incident after it had been brought to the attention by Deerfield -resident Nicole Georgas, who filed a federal complaint about civil rights after exposing the alleged incident during a school board last week.
Morgan, who represents Deerfield, dealt with the issue in response that it was raised by the Republican state representative Adam Neimerg, who brought forward the allegations of Georgas.
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In the answer of Morgan he called the issue ‘a lie’, while praising the treatment of the situation of his community and schools and condemned Neimberg for even the issue.
“I am really proud of my community that stood up for those who have to be defended and protected, ensuring that we have great schools, what we do by the way, we have incredible, incredible schools, incredible families, an incredible community that came together to tackle this situation. Because it is a lie!” Said Morgan.
“So the next time a representative wants to talk about other districts, I understand that he might be ashamed and, to be honest, probably should be, but instead of being on this floor, our time today takes about children talking about children, trying to talk about your own district.”
Georgas responded to Morgan’s accusations in a response to X.
‘Really (rep. Morgan?) Was your daughter in the dressing room? Because mine was! How do you dare to accuse them of lying. You are disgusting (s) despicable and I hope that one day I can play the audio for you! ‘ Georgas wrote.
Georgas filed her complaint about civil rights to the Ministry of Justice After they claimed that school managers had tried to force her 13-year-old daughter to change the girls’ dressing room for a transgender student last month.
Nicole Georgas unveiled the complaint during a Board of Education meeting Deerfield Public School District 109 Last week the incident claimed last month after her daughter refused to change in her uniform during physical education because a biological male student had been present at the time.
“The girls want their changing rooms And bathrooms back. They want their privacy back. That’s why I’m here tonight. The well -being, mental health and the privacy of my thirteen -year -old daughter are at stake, “said Georgas during her speech during the board meeting on Thursday.
According to Georgas, her daughter was “scared” and “extreme upset” when she had used the girl’s bathroom on 5 February and noticed that a transgender -student also used the facilities at the same time.
“She was told by the administration that a student can use both the bathroom and a female dressing room because they now identify themselves as feminine,” said Georgas about the statement that directors are said to have provided to her daughter.
Georgas said that the situation then deteriorated, days later, her daughter and other classmates refused to change in her uniform during physical education because the transgender student was present.
She claimed that the next day school managers pulled the girls aside and they later fell into uniform.
“That day, (assistant -superintendent for student services) Joanna Ford, (assistant director) Cathy van Treese, and several teachers all came in the dressing room of the girls, causing them to change in uniform. This went all week,” she said, adding that her daughter still had “refused to participate.”
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Georgas then addressed the issue to the government’s government and noted that she believed it was a direct violation of President Donald Trump “Keep men from the sports sports” Executive order. She said in her speech that the administration told her that, under the leadership of their legal adviser, the student was free to use both the bathroom of the girls and the dressing room of the girls.
In a statement to FOX News Digital, Deerfield Public Schools District 109 said that no student is obliged to change in the dressing room for others and added that the school’s policy corresponds to the Council Act.
“District 109 strives to offer a learning environment where all students and employees are respected and supported. Our policies and procedures, including the use of students of changing rooms, fit the state laws, the Illinois School Code and Illinois State Board of Education (ISBE) guidance in a private location in a private location.
Paulina Dedaj from Fox News Digital has contributed to this report.
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