Minnesota HF565 aims to protect student privacy and safety in public schools by establishing sex-based privacy protections.
Minnesota HF565 amends state statutes to ensure student privacy and safety in public schools. The bill mandates that restrooms, locker rooms, changing rooms, showers, and other facilities where students may be undressed must be designated for exclusive use based on sex. It also allows for single-sex athletic teams for students aged 12 and older if overall athletic opportunities for one sex have been limited. Additionally, the bill prohibits individuals with a Y chromosome from participating in female athletic teams.
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