Girls Made to Feel Uncomfortable By Boys in the Bathroom Told to 'Go Somewhere Else' By School Principal

Female students at a North Carolina high school are being ignored in their efforts to keep boys out of female bathrooms, according to a new report.

The report in theDaily Wirenoted that Trista Ruck, a junior at Cox Mill High School in Cabarrus County, North Carolina, began making public complaints to the school board in December.

In a video posted to X, Ruck said the response of the school principal was that “the court has decided there isn’t anything we can do, and if he wants to be there, he can, and if it was her who was uncomfortable, then she can go somewhere else.”

MASSIVE SCANDAL UNFOLDING IN@CabCoSchools

The school is allowing MALES to invade the girls’ restrooms. Girls are reportedly terrified to go to the bathroom and are holding themselves in to avoid males in their private space.

Students are begging the administration for help,…pic.twitter.com/BAwkHNFvCv

— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok)April 24, 2026

The school’s stonewalling drew a strong condemnation from Alexis Hughes, founder of You Heard Her, an advocacy for female students.

“This is not about hate or judging any child, and this is not about asking the board to take a position on personal beliefs or ideology,” Hughes said at the board’s April 13 meeting.

“What you are responsible for is ensuring students are safe, that their privacy is protected, and that policies are clear and consistently applied,” she said.

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