The governing board behind Florida’s state university system is considering a new rule that would punish faculty members who use school bathrooms not reflective of their biological sex.
The governing board behind Florida’s state university system is considering a new rule that would punish faculty members who use school bathrooms not reflective of their biological sex.
It further requires public entities like schools to “establish disciplinary procedures or policies” for violation of the law. The governing board behind Florida’s state university system is considering a new rule that would punish faculty members who use school bathrooms not reflective of their biological sex.The board added that university employees who violate the state law will be “subject to their university’s established disciplinary procedures, which must include disciplinary actions up to and including dismissal.”
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