Mom Questions Boy in Girls' Bathroom. School Shuts Her Down | The Riley Gaines Show
A 6-year-old girl says a boy in her class followed her into the girls’ bathroom. When her parents wanted answers, they say they learned the school had a gender support plan in place—and were told they weren’t entitled to info about the other student.
A New Mexico mom says her daughter's elementary school kept parents in the dark about a student's gender support plan. In this episode of The Riley Gaines Show, Kristy Borrego Ojinaga shares her family's experience with Santa Fe Public Schools and why she began challenging district policies involving parental rights, school bathrooms, and gender identity. After her six-year-old daughter came home upset about experiences at school, Kristy and her husband sought answers from school administrators. According to Kristy, they learned that another student had a gender support plan and was using the girls' bathroom. She says the school's response raised serious questions about parental notification, student privacy, and the role of parents in school decisions. Kristy joins Riley Gaines to discuss what happened next, her conversations with district officials, and why her family ultimately decided to homeschool their children.