public schools

And she finds LGBTQ people “repugnant”?

Several dozen members of the Washington Teachers Union, parents and other activists gathered in front of a D.C. school visited by DeVos.

“In every state we visited, we heard stories of students who were insulted, cyber-bullied or attacked, and teachers who allowed discrimination,” the report says.

Michigan’s teachers union called DeVos “devastating” because she has devoted her career to “undercutting” public education.

Implementation of the lessons was slowed by two failed attempts by opponents to overturn the decision to teach LGBT history in schools.

The new regulations are specific to bathroom and locker room usage.