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Trump Admin Cracks Down On School-Enforced Trans Madness In Kansas

For parents preparing to send their children back to school this autumn, the administration’s approach in Kansas is the blueprint for a major victory.

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The Trump administration announced on Tuesday that it followed through on its vow to uphold parental rights in public schools. Under the leadership of U.S. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon, the administration has put an end to the Topeka Public School District’s gross violation of parental rights under the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA). 

The department announced a resolution with the district that prioritizes parental rights over “gender transition” initiatives perpetrated by school staffers. Educators are no longer allowed to create “gender support plans” for students, and all previously created plans must be shared with parents.

Previously, school leaders had instructed educators to conceal information about students’ so-called “gender identity” from their parents. Trump’s Student Privacy Policy Office (SPPO) is now intervening in teacher and administrator training programs to ensure observance of a strict understanding of parental rights. Every school policy that barred parents from information about their children will be removed under the threat of losing federal funding, according to an agreement SPPO reached with the Topeka Public School District.

In March, McMahon sent letters to state superintendents across the nation, “reminding them of their compliance obligations under FERPA. In the letters, McMahon reminded the schools that “by natural right and moral authority, parents are the primary protectors of their children.” In April 2026, the U.S. Department of Education exposed four Kansas school districts for allegedly violating federal........

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