‘Transgender’ student accused of recording boys in high school bathroom for 3 years

Although LCPS sent two emails in recent weeks informing parents of students at Freedom High School of the troubling behavior, parents say the emails omitted the fact that there were perhaps dozens of student victims and that the filming had likely been going on for years.

Local news outlet WJLA 7News reports that the student “has been using a phone to record naked boys underneath bathroom stalls for three years, more than 40 victims are involved, and school administrators have known about the situation for much longer than the school is letting on.”

“Are we to believe that this kid was getting away with it 40 times and only on the 41st time it was reported to school administration?” asked Loudoun County father and attorney Ian Prior. 

“Look, LCPS has lost the benefit of the doubt. And I think we really need to know what did they know? Had there been complaints before and they brushed it under the rug? I mean, this is seriously concerning,” Prior told WJLA 7News.  “This is a Title IX issue. If the school system acted with deliberate indifference and allowed this to continue to go on, there are several students that are going to have, that could have, causes of action against the school under Title IX.”

Prior, who serves as a senior counsel at America First Legal, said that his organization has filed a Freedom of Information Act request demanding LCPS reveal “what they knew and when they knew it,” according to The Daily Signal.

Loudoun County has gained a reputation for pro-LGBT activism and graphic sexual content in its public schools in recent years. 

Last year, LCPS faced backlash for opening a Title IX “sexual harassment” investigation into three boys who complained about a gender-confused girl in their locker room.

In 2021, LCPS was accused of covering up “transgender” student rape after a 15-year-old “gender fluid” boy was charged with raping a female classmate in the girls’ bathroom at the same high school.

In 2019, LCPS sparked parental outrage with a $2 million “diverse classroom libraries” program that injected sexualized, pro-LGBT books into elementary, middle school, and high school classrooms across the county.

“The excerpts from these books are so explicit that they would garner an ‘R’ rating or an ‘X’ rating,” Larry Ward of Constitutional Rights PAC said at the time. “They’re not only sexually explicit, but include scenes of rape and pedophilia.”