Loudoun County parents demand superintendent, school board resign after alleged sexual assault  

Parents accused the superintendent of lying to cover up an alleged sexual assault in order to push a pro-transgender policy 

By Tyler O'Neil | Fox News

Parents demanded resignations from Virginia's Loudoun County School Board and Superintendent Scott Ziegler at a school board meeting Tuesday, citing an email that surfaced last week. 

In the email, Ziegler alerted the board to a report of an alleged sexual assault in a girls' restroom on May 28, about a month before he publicly declared that he had no record of restroom assaults.

"You have buried a sexual assault to protect your precious 8040 policy," Carrie Michon, a grandmother of Loudoun County children, accused the school board, referencing a pro-transgender policy. "Every last one of you, resign!" 

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