A school district in Oregon is being sued after a teacher repeatedly grilled an 8-year-old student about whether he thought he is a girl, gave him videos on transgenderism to watch and provided instructional books.

Oddly enough, that type of behavior likely will be standard practice soon in California.

KPTV-TV reported the parents of a student in Woodburn, Oregon, filed a complaint alleging their son was held back from recess by the teacher for multiple one-on-one conversations about his gender identity.

The parents were not told what the teacher was doing, they said.

"The mother and father in Woodburn are now suing a school district for nearly a million dollars after they say a second-grade teacher singled out their son by asking him if he was transgender. The parents say the teacherhad inappropriate conversations with the child at school without their permission," the station reported.

Neither the son nor the parents are revealing their identities, to protect the child's privacy.

But the mother told the station: "He feels different now, he feels confused. To hear your son say that … on a couch talking to a therapist, holding back tears – it's very heartbreaking."

The 8-year-old is a student at Nellie Muir Elementary School.

"The parents said the teacher asked their son if he thought he was a girl multiple times. They say the teacher held the boy back from recess several times to watch videos and read books about being transgender. The parents say the teacher got those materials from one of her transgender friends. The parents say they had no idea