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… Illinois school district on solid ground to respect children’s privacy Letter explains that federal law allows schools to …

… 51 families sue feds, Chicago-area school district for violating student privacy ADF represents students, parents challenging opening …

… CO school district rooms children by gender identity, not by sex … in a number of confidential ways to protect the privacy of all students: “Parents, not the government, have … asserted at school.” ADF attorneys note how this policy violates the Waileses’ religious beliefs, the parental rights …

… Families sue feds, Minnesota school district for violating student privacy ADF represents students, parents challenging opening …

… Idaho law preserves children’s privacy in schools Idaho attorney general, ADF attorneys ask … of Appeals for the 9th Circuit, urging it to uphold a district court decision that allowed Idaho to protect the … safety, and dignity of all K-12 students in public school’s locker rooms, showers, restrooms, and overnight …

… full 3rd Circuit to take case challenging Boyertown Area School District policy Published July 2, 2018 Related Case: Doe v. … rehearing, vacating its previous opinion and issuing a new one . PHILADELPHIA  – Alliance Defending Freedom …

… Student sues Pennsylvania school district for sexual harassment, violation of personal privacy Principal tells student to ‘tolerate’ undressing with …

… Positive actions by Trump administration, Minnesota school district end need for student privacy lawsuit ADF attorneys file voluntary dismissal on …

… AZ governor vetoes bill to protect children's privacy, safety Published April 24, 2024 The following quote … from being forced to share shower facilities with the opposite sex: “Now and always, schools have a duty to protect … safety … gender identity … student privacy … k-12 … public school … AZ governor vetoes bill to protect children's …

… Students, parents ask appeals court to stop Pa. school district from violating bodily privacy ADF, allied attorneys … and parents are rightfully concerned that the district’s new policy permits a student to unilaterally violate the …