Transgender teacher and Md. School system settle discrimination lawsuit

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A transgender teacher in Maryland settled a harassment and discrimination lawsuit with officials in Prince George’s County schools, in an agreement that her lawyers said includes improvements in policies, procedures and training to protect transgender students and staff.

Jennifer Eller, who left the school system in 2017, also received financial compensation, according to her attorneys, who said they could not disclose the sum under the agreement. She said in an interview that she was “overwhelmed” after nearly four years of litigation and incidents of harassment going back more than a decade.

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