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The U.S. Supreme Court temporarily blocked a California policy protecting transgender students privacy, siding with parents who argued it violated their religious freedom and due process rights. The policy, which prevented teachers from disclosing a students gender identity without consent, was challenged by a group backed by the Thomas More Society. The case originated in 2023, with a lower federal judge initially ruling for the parents, but the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals put the hold on the ruling during the states appeal. The Supreme Courts decision was celebrated by parents and school leaders as a major win for parental rights, while transgender rights advocates expressed deep disappointment and worry, viewing it as part of broader attacks on protections for trans youth. Californias attorney general called it a setback but emphasized the states commitment to safe schools for all kids while honoring parents. Other state laws on pronouns, bathrooms, and sports access for trans students remain unchanged, and the full appeal is still pending in the Ninth Circuit.

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