prohibit unauthorized access to certain multi-occupancy rooms.

New definitions for biological sex, changing rooms, restrooms, sleeping quarters, and unisex or family rooms

Requirement for public schools to designate multi-occupancy facilities exclusively by sex

Prohibition on males entering female-designated facilities and females entering male-designated facilities

Requirements for unisex or family rooms to have floor-to-ceiling walls and secure locks

Process for students or parents to request reasonable accommodations for facility access

Exceptions for individuals with disabilities, emergency medical assistance, law enforcement, and custodial staff

New definitions for 'changing room', 'female', 'male', 'public school', 'reasonable accommodation', 'restroom', 'sleeping quarters', 'sex', and 'unisex or family room'

Public schools must designate multi-occupancy changing rooms, restrooms, and sleeping quarters for exclusive use by females or males

Males prohibited from entering female-only changing rooms, restrooms, and sleeping quarters; females prohibited from entering male-only spaces

Reasonable accommodations must be time-limited and cannot include access to facilities designated for the opposite sex

Schools must take reasonable steps to provide privacy by designating spaces exclusively by sex

Students unable to use designated spaces may request reasonable accommodation through written notice to school administrator

Exemptions for individuals with disabilities under federal law, age-dependent students with caregivers, law enforcement, emergency medical personnel, and custodial staff

New definitions for 'changing room', 'female', 'male', 'public school', 'reasonable accommodation', 'restroom', 'sleeping quarters', 'sex', and 'unisex or family room'

Public schools must designate multi-occupancy changing rooms, restrooms, and sleeping quarters exclusively for females or males

Males prohibited from entering female-designated facilities and females prohibited from entering male-designated facilities

Schools must take reasonable steps to provide privacy for members of the opposite sex

Reasonable accommodations cannot include access to facilities designated for the opposite sex

Exemptions for individuals protected under ADA, those accompanying students requiring age-related assistance, law enforcement/fire officials, emergency medical personnel, and custodial/maintenance staff

Limited reasonable accommodation process allowing students or parents to request alternative facility access for stated periods not exceeding the school year