A speaker at a North Carolina school board meeting on April 5 called out a transgender policy that evaluates the parent’s right to know about their child’s gender choice based on the parent’s “level of acceptance.” Melissa Mason, a 2022 Republican candidate for the New Hanover County Board of Education school board, addressed the board at the 1-hour 57-minute mark. “During a Title IX meeting last school year, a policy was addressed for a gender support plan,” Mason said. “The support plan assesses a parent’s level of acceptance for a student’s gender change. If the support is assessed to be too low, schools can reassign your child’s gender and hide the information from you.” Sloan Rachmuth, an investigative reporter and president of Education First Alliance, a parent/teacher-advocacy organization that investigates policies and curriculums in the K-12 North Carolina school system, first broke the story on April 6. In the October 2020 Title …