New Hampshire Supreme Court Upholds Transgender Student Privacy Policy
The court's decision supports a school district's rule against disclosing students' gender identities without their consent.
- The ruling was a 3-1 decision, rejecting a mother's challenge to the policy.
- The policy encourages school staff not to disclose a student's transgender status to parents or others without permission.
- The court found that the policy does not infringe on fundamental parenting rights.
- LGBTQ rights groups, including GLAD and the ACLU, praised the decision.
- The case marks the first time a state supreme court has ruled on such a policy.