US EditionBoise High Bathroom Law Dispute Continues as Federal Courts Decline to Block State Restrictions
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Boise High Bathroom Law Dispute Continues as Federal Courts Decline to Block State Restrictions
Originally posted on IdahoEdNews.org on August 14, 2025 (UPDATED, 4:49 p.m., with additional comment from the law firm representing the Boise High School student group.) BOISE, ID – A state law restricting transgender student access to school bathrooms is fully in effect, for the time being, after a flurry of motions in federal courts. The legal maneuvers were narrow in scope — focused only on Boise High School. But they continued, and did not c…
A disputed transgender bathroom law is intact — at Boise High and beyond
A state law restricting transgender student access to school bathrooms is fully in effect, for the time being, after a flurry of motions in federal courts. The legal maneuvers were narrow in scope — focused only on Boise High School. But they continued, and did not conclude, the ongoing courtroom battle over the law. Passed in 2023, Senate Bill 1100 requires students to use bathrooms consistent with their sex assigned at birth. The law has been …
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