High school accused of ignoring girls’ complaints about ‘trans’ male staring at them in locker room
Cox Mill High School in North Carolina is under scrutiny for allegedly dismissing female students' complaints about a transgender male in their locker room. The principal reportedly told the students that their concerns were 'too political to address.' America First Legal has filed a complaint, calling for an investigation into the situation.
- ▪Female students at Cox Mill High School reported feeling uncomfortable with a transgender male staring at them in the locker room.
- ▪The principal allegedly told the students that their concerns were too political to address.
- ▪America First Legal has filed a complaint and is calling for a federal investigation into the school's handling of the situation.
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Blogs High school accused of ignoring girls’ complaints about ‘trans’ male staring at them in locker room Cox Mill High School in North Carolina is facing calls for an investigation after female students were told that their concerns about a biological male leering at them in the locker room was 'too political to address.' Shutterstock JonathonVanMaren 0 Jonathon Van Maren Comments 0 Fri May 22, 2026 - 5:20 pm EDT (LifeSiteNews) — Here we go again. Cox Mill High School in Concord, North Carolina, is facing allegations that it ignored concerns from female students about a transgender-identifying male who used girls’ locker room “and stared at females while they changed.” When the girls and their parents complained, the then-principal informed them that the situation was “too political to…
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