A locker room incident at a Loudoun County high school has reignited controversy over student privacy, free speech, and school policy — now drawing scrutiny from Virginia’s top law enforcement office.

On Monday evening, the Office of the Virginia Attorney General confirmed that Loudoun County Public Schools launched an investigation against three male students who said they felt “uncomfortable” when a biologically female student changed clothes in a boys’ locker room and recorded the event.

The Attorney General’s office also cited “persistent” reports that LCPS and the school board have taken “adverse” and “potentially unlawful action” against parents, teachers, and public speakers.

Last month, Gov. Glenn Youngkin asked Attorney General Jason Miyares to investigate the claims to ensure

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