The new Chino Valley (California) Unified School District Board of Education policy states that school officials will notify parents in writing within three days if a child seeks to "identify" as a gender "other than the student's biological sex," use different pronouns, adopt a different name, or use the restroom or join a sports team of the opposite sex.

The board adopted the resolution Thursday by a 4-1 vote, with member Donald Bridge casting the lone dissenting vote.

"The next morning, our district got a phone call" from an anonymous caller threatening "to kill me, and they said that they were going to dismember" school board president Sonja Shaw, the official revealed on "Washington Watch With Tony Perkins" on Monday. Police alerted Shaw to the threat shortly before a previous interview on the show last Friday.