Law / United States / Idaho

Athletic participation disputes over a student's biological sex: confidentiality of identities and verifying health documentation

IDAPA 08.06.01, Section 010.07

In force since .

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What it requires

  • If you are an Idaho public school district, public charter school or public institution of higher education resolving a dispute about a student's biological sex under section 33-6203 of the Idaho Code, limit the identity of the dispute initiator to individuals whose participation is reasonably necessary to resolve the dispute (IDAPA 08.06.01.010.07.a).
  • Limit the identity of the student whose biological sex is in question, the documentation verifying it and the written resolution to individuals whose participation is reasonably necessary to resolve the dispute or to determine eligibility for the athletic team or sport (IDAPA 08.06.01.010.07.b).
  • Keep the documentation verifying the student's biological sex separately from general student educational records, and disclose it only as authorized or required by law (IDAPA 08.06.01.010.07.c and d).

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IDAPA 08.06.01 applies to Idaho public school districts, public charter schools and public institutions of higher education, and its section 010 sets the procedure for disputes about a student's biological sex under section 33-6203 of the Idaho Code. Each institution and school must name a designated administrator, whose duties include receiving the documentation that verifies the student's biological sex and maintaining confidential records.

The identity of the person who brings the dispute must be limited to individuals whose participation is reasonably necessary to resolve it. The identity of the student whose biological sex is in question, the verifying documentation and the written resolution must be limited to individuals whose participation is reasonably necessary to resolve the dispute or to determine eligibility for the athletic team or sport.

The verifying documentation must be kept separately from general student educational records, and it may be disclosed only as authorized or required by law. The rule's sections carry the effective date .

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