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The justices left in place a lower court's ruling that the Gloucester County School Board had acted unlawfully in preventing Gavin Grimm from using the boys' bathroom before he graduated in 2017. In doing so, the court opted against taking up a major transgender rights case that could have set a nationwide precedent. Grimm sued the school board in 2015.
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The court turned away the board's appeal of a 2020 ruling by the 4th US Circuit Court of Appeals that Grimm is protected under the federal law known as Title IX that bars sex discrimination in education and the US Constitution's requirement that people be treated equally under the law. The 4th Circuit ruling applies to the five states within its jurisdiction: Maryland, North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia and West Virginia.
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[SCOTUS] issued a landmark 2020 ruling that gay and transgender people are protected under a federal law that bars sex discrimination in employment. That ruling helped guide the 4th Circuit's decision and the Biden administration's position on Title IX protections.