evidence: The lawsuit filed Tuesday by the Chino Valley Unified School District alleges that Assembly Bill 1955 — which Newsom signed into law Monday and will take effect Jan. 1 of next year — violates the constitutional rights of parents to due process and freedom of religion. It seeks a court judgment declaring that the new law is a violation of parents' rights under the Fourteenth and First Amendments and an order that would temporarily stop the state government from enforcing the law. [...] "Each of the Parent Plaintiffs objects on both conscience and religious grounds to their public schools withholding information about changes to their child's gender identity from them and seek declaratory and injunctive relief preventing AB 1955 from being enforced against their child or children," the court filings state. [...] AB 1955 states that it seeks to protect children on choosing when and how to "come out," describing such moves as "deeply personal decisions." The new law also requires the state's Department of Education to give parents and children resources on how to "manage conversations about gender and identity privately."