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Arizona court reinstates lawsuit over school's failure to inform parent about child's gender transition, upholding parental notification rights.
The Arizona Court of Appeals has reinstated a lawsuit against the Mesa Unified School District, allowing a parent to pursue legal action after her child’s gender transition was not disclosed to her.
The unanimous ruling affirms that schools must inform parents when a student expresses a gender identity different from their sex assigned at birth, in line with Arizona’s Parents’ Bill of Rights.
The case, originally dismissed by a lower court, centers on claims that the district failed to notify the parent despite using a spreadsheet to track which families were unaware.
The appeals court reversed the dismissal of the parent’s claim, stating that withholding such information may infringe on parental rights.
The decision sets a precedent for similar cases and underscores the state’s emphasis on parental notification in matters involving a child’s gender identity.
La corte de Arizona restablece la demanda por el fracaso de la escuela en informar a los padres sobre la transición de género del niño, defendiendo los derechos de notificación de los padres.