9th Circuit halts law on outing trans students

The U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals temporarily blocked the enforcement of California's law that prevents school employees from notifying parents about a student’s gender expression without their consent. Supporters say the law aims to protect transgender and nonbinary students from being “outed” to potentially hostile families, while opponents argue it misleads parents and excludes them from critical decisions. The ruling extends a temporary halt initially upheld by the Supreme Court, raising broader concerns about expanding parental rights in issues beyond transgender issues, such as school disclosures and health decisions.

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