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From User: So we are between a rock and a hard place. The state of California is telling us we cannot "out" these kids to their parents, yet, we have no way of protecting the information from their parents finding out. This opens us up to "right to privacy" lawsuits. If a student tells us not to share with their parents and we have no way to protect them. This issue is only going to get bigger as more and more students are opting to change to a preferred name and gender. We maybe had 1 or 2 students through out the district in the past. Currently we have 6 students at one school. I really hope Aeries consults with their legal team about how your programs will need to safe guard a student's right to privacy. This is a hot issue right now that needs to be addressed now.