Parents Almost Got Into A Fist Fight With School Officials After Their Autistic Son Got A Survey About Sex And Trans Nonsense

Parents say they almost got into a fistfight with a school official after their 13-year-old autistic son was given a school survey asking if he was transgender or thought about sex 'too much', suicide, and violence.

'I'm sorry, the damage is done. Our son does not belong to this school district, he belongs to us.' The father said.

Some of the 112 questions included whether 'I think about sex too much', 'wish I were the opposite sex', or 'threaten to hurt people.'

McCall and Jon Nelson said the quiz caused their son to constantly worry if his friends disliked him and quit playing football.

'Do my friends think I'm gay? Why would they ask me if I was going to commit suicide?'

His mother repeated the same conversation with him many times because he couldn't move on, and it 'drastically changed his life.'

The questionnaire was given to him at Mount Logan Middle School in Logan, Utah, on February 7 during a psychological evaluation.

'Frank admitted that he did not get full consent, and then he called me a dumbass and told me to shut up and listen to him.'

This meeting was with the Logan City School District Board of Education on May 28th.