GA HB267

Requires all public schools and postsecondary institutions to designate restrooms, locker rooms, and changing areas for exclusive use by either males or females based on biological sex, with single-occupancy accommodations available for those unwilling to use facilities matching their sex

Prohibits males from competing on, holding roster spots on, or receiving scholarships designated for female athletic teams at public schools and colleges; teams must be designated as male, female, or coeducational

Mandates that overnight school trips arrange sleeping quarters by biological sex, with exceptions only for immediate family members

Establishes definitions of "male" and "female" based on reproductive biology throughout the Georgia Code, replaces the term "gender" with "sex" in numerous state statutes, and requires vital statistics collectors to identify individuals as male or female at birth

Creates private causes of action allowing students or parents to sue schools for violations, authorizes the Professional Standards Commission to investigate and sanction noncompliant school officials, and protects schools from adverse action for complying with these requirements