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Policies about what name transgender students will be called and what bathroom and locker room students use will be in effect for students in the Berwick Area.

SALEM TOWNSHIP, LUZERNE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — Some changes are coming to a local school district when it comes to the treatment of transgender students. The school board passed two new policies Monday evening, affecting their names and which bathrooms they are allowed to use.

It's a policy that's quite polarizing.

Berwick School District is no stranger to policies impacting transgender students.

Just last year, they passed a different policy barring trans athletes from competing under their new identity.

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