A federal appeals court ruled that an Oregon school district’s decision to allow a transgender student to use facilities that match with his gender identity does not constitute sexual harassment or violate students and parents’ privacy rights. 

A panel for the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit on Wednesday affirmed a lower court’s dismissal of claims that Dallas School District No. 2 in Western Oregon violated the Title IX and constitutional rights of a coalition of district guardians called Parents for Privacy via the student safety plan the school outlined for a trans boy.