THE POLICY LANDSCAPE
Rights, restrictions & the places between.
Daily life · Bathrooms & facilities
South Carolina
Restriction reported
Bathroom Ban In Public K-12 Schools; Trans People Not Held Liable If Violated
- Laws cited
- H630 Part 1B Section 1 1.114
- “Since” date reported by Transitics
- July 1, 2024
- Transitics rating
- Restrictive
- Transitics two-year risk
- Moderate
- Change since 2024 (Transitics)
- Neutral -> Restrictive
- Litigation
- Challenge Withdrawn
- Captured
- (Retrieval date of this capture; not a legal effective date)
Sources
Policy sources
Court sources
Source-reported policy
Transitics / Aleksandra Vaca. Captured . Inspect the original source(opens another site)
A record is what a source reported on the date it was captured, not a legal effective date. An unobserved record is not a finding that no restrictions exist.
Other captures of this record
The atlas also holds 3 other captures for South Carolina in this area, such as earlier versions of a source's charts. They show how a source described the policy when it was captured. A difference in wording between captures is not by itself a change in the law, and these captures are not a timeline of the policy.
| Captured | Policy reported | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Restriction reported Bathroom Ban In Public Colleges and Public K-12 Schools; Trans People Not Held Liable If Violated | Source: Transitics / Aleksandra Vaca · Original source(opens another site) | |
| Restriction reported Bathroom Ban In Public K-12 Schools; Trans People Not Held Liable If Violated | Source: Transitics / Aleksandra Vaca · Original source(opens another site) | |
| Restriction reported Mandatory Bathroom Ban In Public K-12 Schools; Trans People Not Held Liable If Violated | Source: Transitics / Aleksandra Vaca · Original source(opens another site) |
Dated records for South Carolina in this area
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Bathroom Ban In Public K-12 Schools; Trans People Not Held Liable If Violated
Date explicitly reported in Transitics’ Since column. The description is the source’s captured wording; this entry does not establish prior policy or uninterrupted enforcement.