(WND)—The U.S. Department of Education has confirmed it has launched an investigation into a Massachusetts school district that is forcibly “transing” a young girl over her family’s objections.
“Following reports that school officials allegedly facilitated a ‘gender transition’ of a CHILD without parental consent, ED has launched an investigation into the Public Schools of Northborough and Southborough in Massachusetts to determine whether the district violated federal law,” the department’s statement said.
PJMedia commented, “Hopefully, ED holds both the school district and the state authorities to account for continuing to break federal regulations banning LGBTQ grooming of young kids. Furthermore, what the school district and the Massachusetts authorities did really was kidnapping, or would be considered so in a sane world. The parents have a constitutional right to freedom of religion, but because their Catholicism precludes affirming transgender ideology, they are still trying to regain custody of their daughter.”
WorldNetDaily previously reported the case where the family continues to try to protect the girl, a teen, from the chemical agenda of the state.
“Here, a public school is ‘stuck on stupid’ by engaging in the willful and dehumanizing practice of destroying both family and child. This school should be closed permanently,” Walt Heyer, senior fellow at Family Research Council, told the Washington Stand. “The school abused the child emotionally and psychologically, causing lifelong damage. My life was destroyed by the trans insanity. Stop the madness.”
Heyer experienced the transgender ideology, living as a woman for years, before seeing the fallacies involved and returning to his male identity.
The Washington Stand said, “In 2024, the 15-year-old child was removed from the home of Joseph and Arlene Kutzko after they say she was secretly socially ‘transitioned’ at Algonquin Regional High School. Now, they’re fighting to get her back before she is medically ‘transitioned’ on high-dose testosterone.”
Fox News described it as “a family’s worst nightmare.”
The issue is the family is trying to regain custody of their daughter, Sophie, now 17, “and stop Massachusetts authorities from medically transitioning her with high-dose testosterone.”
The state’s Department of Children and Families took control of the girl’s life because her parents “would not recognize their daughter as a boy due to their faith–an identity change they allege staff at Algonquin Regional High School initiated in secret.”
The state claimed Joseph was a child abuser but the claims were determined to be “unfounded.”
Even so, state activists demanded a permanent restraining order against the family.
The parents revealed “how DCF has housed their daughter in a boys’ dormitory, stripped away her Catholic faith by denying her Sunday Mass, and put her on birth control and psychiatric drugs,” Fox reported.
The family is fighting in court now the state’s agenda for testosterone and worse.
The family’s lawyer, Vernadette Broyles, said, “We are actively fighting in court to keep them from really poisoning this young lady with testosterone that would have the capacity to cause her to become potentially infertile, would harm her cardiovascular system, and would have a number of irreversible effects and harms to her body.”
Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey, a far-left activist in her own right, claimed that the child was taken from the family because of charges against the parents, only to be upbraided by Broyles, of the Child and Parental Rights campaign.
Healey is wrong, said Broyles.
“It’s very dishonest, because there are no standing charges against them,” she said. “There is no finding that these parents have committed any abuse against this child in the criminal court, nor is there any supported allegations of abuse or neglect against them, even in the juvenile court.”
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