schools; biological sex; requirements

Summary

The measure adds rules that public schools must ask for written proof of a person’s biological sex before granting a single‑occupancy restroom or other accommodation, and it creates a private right to sue if a request is denied. It also forbids teachers and staff from addressing students under 18 with pronouns or names that do not match the student’s biological sex unless a parent gives written permission, while protecting employees who object on religious or moral grounds. The bill failed to pass the legislature and would have gone to voters as a referendum.

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