New Hampshire Supreme Court upholds school policy against forced outing
The state's highest court ruled that a parent's challenge to a policy protecting student privacy was invalid.
August 30, 2024
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The state's highest court ruled that a parent's challenge to a policy protecting student privacy was invalid.
Republican lawmakers couldn’t get the law passed and enacted quickly enough, but are now facing the ramifications of their knee-jerk, rushed reaction.
A transgender girl in suburban Chicago said requiring her to use a privacy stall in the girls' locker room was discriminatory.
A group of 63 students and 73 parents argued in court that students' privacy was being violated at a Chicago-area school that let a transgender girl access the girls' locker room.
A judge dismissed the right-wing legal group's lawsuit claiming that LGBT-inclusive nondiscrimination protections in Fairfax County schools violated a student's right to privacy.Â
Just a few days after an Illinois school district announced it would settle a federal transgender discrimination lawsuit, a war of words has sparked new tensions.
No harm has come to anyone by allowing trans students access to facilities appropriate for their gender identity, the judge rules.
Letting trans students use the restrooms and locker rooms matching their gender identity doesn't harm other students, the court ruled.
Joanna Maxon attended Fuller Theological Seminary for three years before the school found out about her marriage from her tax returns.
North Kansas City school district officials say the gender-neutral design enhances privacy and security.
The law will take effect next month.
By the latest count, opponents of California's Student Success and Opportunity Act don't appear to have obtained enough valid signatures to qualify a measure to repeal the law for the November 2014 ballot.
The families, represented by right-wing attorneys, claim the federal government's policies on trans students amount to "discrimination" against cisgender students.