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The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to take up a Florida Christian school’s challenge to an athletic association's refusal to let them conduct a prayer over the loudspeaker at a championship game.
Three female student athletes allege that California school officials allowed a trans-identifying athlete to compete in girls’ athletic programs and use the girls’ locker room, dismissing multiple reports accusing the boy of making female athletes uncomfortable with unwanted touching and sexual comments.
Parochial school students in Pennsylvania will now have the opportunity to play on sports teams in their home school districts in what religious liberty advocates are hailing as an end to “longstanding discrimination” against people of faith.
Vermont officials cannot punish a Christian school because its girl's basketball team forfeited a game against a team that had a male on its roster, an appeals court has ruled.
An Ohio school district is considering its legal options after a watchdog group released undercover video that purportedly shows a high school guidance counselor telling an activist journalist posing as the parent of a boy identifying as female how to circumvent the state's laws.
A private college in Virginia that is affiliated with the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America has been accused of discriminating against female student swimmers by allowing a male who identifies as female on the women's swim team, an allegation the school denies.
Parents and local community members expressed outrage during a recent Illinois school district meeting after a male student who identifies as the opposite sex made a high school girls’ volleyball team, reigniting concerns about female athletes having to compete with and change in front of boys.
