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Christian policy group plans to sue Boise district over bathroom law it wasn’t allowed to enforce
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Idaho Education News
The Idaho Family Policy Center (IFPC) announced Monday that its legal team plans to sue the Boise School District for previously flouting a state law restricting transgender students’ access to their preferred bathrooms.
The tort claim — filed on behalf of a former Boise High School student and her family — centers on two incidents during the 2024-25 school year.
A tort claim is not a lawsuit, but it’s a precursor to suing a public agency.
The tort claim argues that the Boise School District and Boise High School — both named as defendants — “had a duty” to comply with SB 1100.
Per Idaho’s tort claim law, the Boise School District has 90 days to respond before a lawsuit can be filed.
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