Minnesota SF802 aims to protect student privacy and safety in public schools by mandating sex-segregated facilities and athletic teams.
Minnesota SF802 seeks to enhance student privacy and safety in public schools by establishing sex-segregated facilities such as restrooms, locker rooms, and showers. The bill also mandates that athletic teams be restricted to participants of one sex, with exceptions for teams for children aged 11 and under. It allows for sex-restricted athletic teams for older students if one sex's athletic opportunities have been historically limited. Additionally, the bill prohibits individuals with a Y chromosome from participating in female athletic teams.
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