So this applies to cases of a socially-transitioning student? For example, a teacher may use the preferred name of a non-binary student (let's say both are female for the sake of the exercise).
Are we agreeing that this teacher should be prosecuted?
Where does it stop?
Relevant piece of text from the article:
"Trump directs the attorney general to work with local and state officials to investigate teachers who “unlawfully facilitat[e] the social transition of a minor student.” The order defines “social transitioning” to include using a trans student’s name and pronouns, recognizing a student as nonbinary, or allowing them to use the restroom that aligns with their gender identity.
The same section of the order suggests that K-12 teachers and school officials who take action to support trans students’ identities be prosecuted under laws banning sexual exploitation of minors and practicing medicine without a license. There are 3.8 millionn^ public school teachers in the United States, according to the National Center for Education Statistics.