Ohio transgender bathroom law takes effect

How schools are responding as Ohio's "bathroom bill" becomes law
Ohio is entering "complicated and unsettled" legal territory, policy experts say, as a new law takes effect Tuesday banning transgender students from bathrooms matching their gender identity. Why it matters: The controversial law once again puts schools in the middle of an ongoing culture war impacting transgender students' rights.
Ohio bathroom law targeting transgender students goes into effect
OHIO, USA — A new state law banning transgender students from kindergarten through college at Ohio public and private schools from using bathrooms that fit their gender identities goes into effect on Tuesday.
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Ohio's transgender bathroom law goes into effect today. How will schools comply?
The law, which took effect Tuesday, prohibits transgender students from using facilities that align with their gender identity.
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