Religious schools exempt from USDA's Title IX rules, can keep federal meal funding

Religious schools are not required to follow new Title IX rules on sexual orientation and gender identity in order to receive federal meal funding, the USDA announced.

its position on Friday, noting that educational institutions can obtain an exemption if there is "a conflict between Title IX and a school’s governing religious tenets."The decision comes just a week after the Biden administration granted an exemption to a religious school in Florida. Grant Park Christian Academy had

in late July, claiming that complying with the new rules would harm its "educational mission, free speech and religious exercise."

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