The New Hampshire Supreme Court has upheld a school district policy that allows teachers and officials to withhold information about a student's transgender or gender nonconforming status from parents without the student's permission. The court's decision came in response to a challenge by a New Hampshire mother who argued against the policy. The ruling, decided by a 3-1 vote, supports the Manchester School District's stance on student privacy. This decision reflects broader debates over transgender rights and parental involvement in schools across the United States.