Why Forsyth County students spoke out against a state bill that would impact transgender students, sex education in schools

Lambert High School student Saif Hasan speaks to the Board of Education on Tuesday, March 19, in opposition to Georgia House Bill 1104. Photo courtesy of Forsyth County Schools.

03272024EDU LEGISLATION — Lambert High School student Saif Hasan speaks to the Board of Education on Tuesday, March 19, in opposition to Georgia House Bill 1104. Photo courtesy of Forsyth County Schools.

Forsyth County students stood up in front of the Board of Education last week to publicly voice their opposition to a state bill that would impact transgender students and sex education in schools.

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