California judge temporarily blocks school district policy requiring parental notification of student gender identity changes
- A California school district passed a policy requiring parental notification if a student changes their gender identity, but a judge has temporarily blocked enforcement of the policy.
- The state attorney general sued the district, arguing the policy violates students' privacy rights and puts them at risk of harm.
- Supporters say parental involvement is important, while opponents argue the policy could lead to forced "outing" of LGBTQ students.
- The temporary restraining order halts the policy while the lawsuit proceeds, with the next court hearing in October.
- The debate reflects larger tensions as more school districts consider implementing similar policies.
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