§ 60-5604 Adverse actions against a public educational entity based on compliance with act prohibited.

This rule protects public schools and colleges when they set up separate sports teams for female students. If a school follows this law by keeping girls' or women's teams separate, no government agency, licensing group, accrediting organization, or athletic association can punish the school for it. They also can't open an investigation or file a complaint against the school just for following this rule.

In simple terms, this means schools can't get in trouble for having girls-only teams in sports like track, basketball, or soccer. Athletic associations and government bodies are blocked from taking any action against a school for this reason. This gives schools legal protection so they don't have to worry about penalties or investigations when they separate teams by sex for female students.