A male physical-education teacher in a Florida school district has been told he will be transferred to another school as discipline for not doing his job.

His job?

"Walk into and supervise the locker room."

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And why didn't he?

There possibly was a teen girl showering there with the boys in her class.

Chasco Middle School in Land O' Lakes, Florida, has drawn the attention of the non-profit legal group Liberty Counsel for adopting the transgender activist agenda.

Mat Staver, founder and chairman of Liberty Counsel, said the Pasco County School Board must "reign in these rogue school employees and administrators and reject their unauthorized LGBT policies and practices that violate parental and employee rights and the privacy rights of students."

Liberty Counsel has written a letter to Cynthia Armstrong, chairman of the Pasco County School District Board, in response to an unwritten "policy" that allowed a girl to use the boys bathroom and required "others to refer to her with false gender pronouns 'he' and 'him.'

Liberty Counsel said the school's two P.E. teachers, identified as Robert O. and Stephanie C., objected to administrators' orders "to allow the girl into the bathroom, with no forewarning of the boys, or their parents, so that the boys could take steps to protect their privacy."

"Administrators told them that informing the boys so they could take steps to protect their privacy would be 'discriminatory,' and subject them to discipline," Liberty Counsel said.

"Robert also objected to administrators' orders that he continue to walk into and supervise the locker room, despite a girl potentially being nude or undressed in that area. The administrators told him that the girl in question had 'every right to use the locker room,' including the right to disrobe in the open locker area, and shower in its open showers, where Robert is required to periodically walk in and supervise."

Liberty Counsel declared to the district that Robert "will not knowingly place himself in a position to observe a minor female in the nude or otherwise in a state of undress."

"Now, Robert has been told by administrators that he will be transferred to another school as discipline for 'not doing your job in the locker room.'"

The legal group said the girl "was admitted to the boys locker room for the first time, and walked in, catching boys (literally) with their pants down, causing them embarrassment and concern by the fact that they had been observed changing by an obvious girl."

"Boys immediately came out of the locker room, and approached Stephanie and Robert, seeking assistance. The P.E. teachers were powerless to respond, because administrators had placed a gag order on them, and told them that they could not answer the boys on these questions."

A WND call to the district Wednesday afternoon got a message saying the office was closed. The call then was disconnected.

Liberty Counsel explained to the district that there is no law requiring that girls be allowed in boys' restrooms. The group asserted "objective biological sex – male and female – is (and should remain) the determining factor for access to gender-appropriate public school facilities."

Allowing otherwise is "violating male students' and teachers' rights."

Liberty Counsel pointed out that the U.S. Supreme Court "has acknowledged the lawfulness of sex-based standards that flow from legitimate biological differences between the sexes.

"Even Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg has stated, 'Separate places to disrobe, sleep, perform personal bodily functions are permitted, in some situations required, by regard for individual privacy.'"

Liberty Counsel said it is prepared to help the school board if it returns to a gender-appropriate policy.

The actions apparently stem from a "Gender Support Plan" created by Jackie Jackson-Dean, a school psychologist.

Her plan, Liberty Counsel said, encourages "improper locker and bathroom access, the use of false gender pronouns, and withholding of information from parents."

It was President Obama who instructed public schools to allow access to restrooms and showers based on gender identity. However, the Trump administration rescinded the guideline.