Paxton’s letters to both districts are based on secretly recorded videos suggesting Dallas and Irving ISD officials may have violated a 2022 Texas law requiring public school students compete in athletic competitions based on their biological sex only.

Less than a day after President Donald Trump signed an executive order targeting transgender athletes, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is taking action against two North Texas school districts. Paxton reached out to the superintendents of the school districts in Dallas and Irving and requested an “extensive list of documents” to ensure they aren’t letting boys play on girls’ sports teams.

Gov. Greg Abbott called for the administrator’s firing and for investigations into the school district after the video was posted.

Gov. Greg Abbott called for criminal and civil investigations into Irving ISD after a hidden-camera video showed a school administrator discussing

Paxton's inquiry is the latest response to a series of undercover videos purporting to expose North Texas educators.

A Texas law requires public school students to compete in athletics with those who share their biological sex.

The Texas Attorney General’s office is demanding documentation from two school districts over concerns that they are allowing male students to play on female sports teams in violation of state law H.B.

The Texas attorney general’s office requested documents Tuesday from Dallas ISD and Irving ISD after employees of each were recorded by an activist group.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton will launch an investigation into the Dallas and Irving Independent School Districts to ensure compliance with state laws protecting women’s athletics.