Cory Brewer on Girls’ Privacy, School Board Accountability, & The Future of Title IX Enforcement

When parents in a small Wisconsin town discovered that male students are allowed to use girls’ bathrooms at their local high school, they didn’t stay silent. This week on Freedom to Learn, Cory Brewer of the Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty (WILL) unpacks what’s happening in New Richmond, and why this fight is about far more than one school district.Cory explains:What Title IX actually requires (and what it doesn’t).How regulatory “ping pong” between administrations has created confusion for school boards.Why some districts claim their “hands are tied” by federal law.How parents can respond when schools adopt unwritten policies that affect student privacy.The legal and policy reforms that are needed to restore clarity and protect girls’ spaces.We also discuss the broader constitutional principles at stake and why more families across the country are choosing to speak up.WILL Releases New Model Policy Protecting Girls Privacy at SchoolStudent Privacy in Restrooms and Locker RoomsSchoolboardpolicies.orgThe RESPECT Title IX Act🔗 Links & Resources:Visit our website: DFIPolicy.org💡 Stay Connected:Follow us on Instagram: @DFIPolicyFollow us on Twitter: @DFIPolicyFollow us on Facebook: /DFIPolicySubscribe to our YouTube channel (@DFIPolicy) for future episodes!📩 Contact Us:If you have feedback or suggestions for future podcasts, please reach out to us at [email protected].🎧 Thank You for Listening:Freedom to Learn is a production of the Defense of Freedom Institute. You can learn more about DFI at DFIPolicy.org.If you enjoyed this episode, please give it a thumbs up, share it, and subscribe for more insights into education law and policy. Thank you for your support!