Pullman Public Schools

Our Schools are Gender-Inclusive

Pullman School District encourages participation for all students regardless of their gender identity or expression. State rules and regulations require schools to provide transgender and other gender-diverse student-athletes with equal opportunities to participate in athletics. Pullman School District encourages a culture in which student-athletes can compete in a safe and supportive environment, free of discrimination.

In Washington, all students have the right to be treated consistent with their gender identity at school. Our schools will:

• Address students by their requested name and pronouns, with or without a legal name change
• Change a student’s gender designation and have their gender accurately reflected in school records
• Allow students to use restrooms and locker rooms that align with their gender identity
• Allow students to participate in sports, physical education courses, field trips, and overnight trips in accordance with their gender identity
• Keep health and education information confidential and private
• Allow students to wear clothing that reflects their gender identity and apply dress codes without regard to a student’s gender or perceived gender
• Protect students from teasing, bullying, or harassment based on their gender or gender identity

To review the district’s Gender-Inclusive Schools Policy and Procedure, please click the links below.
 
If you have questions or concerns, please contact the Gender-Inclusive Schools Coordinator: 

• Ryan Mulvey, Assistant Superintendent
• Email: rmulvey@psd267.org
• Phone: (509) 332-3144

For concerns about discrimination or discriminatory harassment based on gender identity or gender expression, please see the discrimination information provided above.