Courtney Lacasse, a mom of six, shares her experience of walking into a girls’ bathroom in 2010, when she was in high school, and finding a boy there.
She describes how the administration tried to avoid talking about it and answering her questions about why it was happening, and why she’s now fighting to bring sanity back to her school.
Courtney talks about her work ahead of an MSAD 52 school board vote, calling residents in all three towns to turn out for the June 12 meeting at Turner Primary School. She and Chuck discuss why one voice speaking the truth can change the mood of a meeting, the suicide argument used to push affirmation, and why hormones don’t erase the advantages of male puberty in sports.
