Mirabelli v. Bonta · ¶5

Like the Poes, plaintiffs John and Jane Doe object to gender transitioning, but since ffth grade, their daughter has sometimes identified as a boy. When their daughter was in seventh grade, the Does confronted the school principal about their daughter's transitioning. They believed the school was using a male name and pronouns for their daughter behind their backs. The principal explained that state law prohibited the school from sharing information about a child's transitioning with the child's parents without the child's consent. The Does believed that the risk of leaving their daughter in that school was too great, so they transferred their daughter to a new public school because sending her to a private school was fnancially and logistically infeasible. The Does have also placed their daughter in therapy.

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