South Carolina Student Physical Privacy Act

Summary

The South Carolina Student Physical Privacy Act mandates that public schools and public colleges provide single‑user or single‑sex facilities for restrooms, changing rooms and overnight sleeping quarters. It withholds a quarter of state education funding from districts or institutions that fail to follow the rules, and gives individuals a private right to sue for violations. The law aims to protect students’ privacy by limiting opposite‑sex exposure in spaces where people may be undressed.

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