Here's what happens when schools let transgender students use the bathroom they wanthttp://www.bellinghamherald.com/news/nation-world/national/article84797527.htmlThe Bellingham Herald
By Curtis Tate, Megan Henney, John Tompkins and Eleanor Mueller
McClatchy Washington Bureau
June 20, 2016
WASHINGTON
At least once a day, Pam Retzlaff answered a call from parents concerned about her decision to allow a transgender student at Edgar Road Elementary School to use a bathroom different from his biological gender.
"It was hard in the beginning, very hard," she said. "You can imagine my first open house. I had more parents in my office than ever before."
It was new territory for Retzlaff, then principal of the school in Webster Groves, Missouri, a St. Louis suburb, but it was never a question of whether she would or wouldn't open the bathroom.
And as time passed, the calls slowly began to subside, going from once a day, to once a week, to once a month
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So what happens when transgender children use the bathroom that matches their gender identity? Not much. Life goes on and becomes normalized. Except where politicians and parents go all gaga, it pretty much becomes a non-issue - as it should be.
