Student Bathroom Access Rights

Summary

In Missouri, there is no specific law regarding student bathroom access. Denying access can infringe on a students basic rights under the 14th Amendment and Title IX. For resolution, contact the schools administration, local school district, or the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education. Consulting a local attorney is also an option.

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In Missouri, there isn't a specific law addressing bathroom access in schools. However, it's generally considered that denying bathroom access can infringe upon a student's basic rights. Let's look at the laws:
- The 14th Amendment of the US Constitution: Ensures basic rights and equal protection.
- Title IX: Protects against discrimination in educational settings.
For specific school policy, contact your local school district.
And if I was to bring this issue up, who would I go to?
You can first reach out to your school's administration. If the issue isn't resolved, consider contacting your local school district or the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education. Remember, you also have the right to consult a local attorney.