A federal judge in California has struck down a state policy that prevented teachers from informing parents when their child identified as a different gender at school, calling the rule unconstitutional and a violation of parental and teachers' rights. U.S. District Judge Roger Benitez, sitting in San Diego, ruled Monday that California's policy—meant to protect LGBTQ students' privacy—improperly restricted communication between parents and educators. The decision delivers a major setback to state officials and LGBTQ advocacy groups that had defended the policy as essential to student safety...