Caught on camera, Ohio school administrators eagerly ignore federal policy for boys on girls sports teams
- November 25, 2025
Bronson Woodruff, American Family News
Two school districts in Ohio are accused of openly violating federal policy against giving male students access to female spaces.
Doing so puts the school districts at risk of losing federal funds.
The group Protect the Public’s Trust filed the complaints. Michael Chamberlain is the organization’s director.
He said his organization sent letters to the U.S. Department of Education Office for Civil Rights.
The letters addressed “what we perceived to be violations of Title IX, and as emphasized in the executive order from President Donald Trump, that allows the federal government to withhold funding from schools that allow boys to compete in girls’ sports, and, and to use girls’ privacy spaces, so we filed those complaints against two districts in Ohio: Dayton School District, and Three Rivers School District.”
He explained school leaders in these districts were caught on camera saying they had no problem keeping male student’s true identities a secret if those students wanted access to girls’ private spaces.
At Dayton, Administrative Assistant for the Athletics Department Mauryce Neal said “we do have transgenders that do participate in our area.” She also agreed to keep the information about the prospective transgender student’s status “in house” and not inform other parties,” Accuracy In Media reported.