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Saskatchewan School Divisions Must Now Share Change Room Policies with Province

Saskatchewan school divisions are required to disclose their change room policies openly and provide copies to the provincial government.
This directive followed Premier Scott Moe’s fall 2024 election statement that banning 'biological boys' from girls' changing rooms would be his first priority.
Michelle Bussire-Prytula published a June 24 paper criticizing education policy shifts that reduce public school funding and consolidate online education under a Crown corporation.
The Saskatchewan School Boards Association welcomed the policy decision, while the Teachers' Federation warned it could fuel hate towards LGBTQ+ students.
These developments suggest ongoing tensions over education policies balancing parental choice, student privacy, and changes in funding allocation in Saskatchewan.

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Saskatchewan schools hit deadline to share change room policies with province

REGINA — School divisions in Saskatchewan now have to make their change room policies publicly available and share them with the provincial government.

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