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Posts Tagged ‘Title IX’
Public School Code Revision Requires Separation of Perpetrators and Victims of Sexual Assaults
November 17th, 2020A strict separation of perpetrator and victim is now required under the law, not only by classroom, but throughout the school day, including extracurricular activities.
How New Title IX Regulations Will Impact All K-12 Schools
June 19th, 2020Contrary to the former Dear Colleague Letters issued by OCR, which were considered to be “significant guidance” only, the new regulations will carry the force of law. According to the Rule, schools must comply with the new rule by August 14, 2020, less than two months from now. All personnel must also be trained, and signage must publish the new policies and procedures.
Department of Education Issues New Title IX Regulations, Finally
May 20th, 2020Contrary to the former Dear Colleague Letters issued by OCR, which were considered by the Office for Management and Budget to be “significant guidance,” the new rules will carry the force of law.
ACLU Fires First Volley Against Betsy DeVos and Dept of Ed over New Title IX Rules
June 19th, 2020These new rules, ACLU contends, will make it easier for colleges and universities to ignore allegations of sexual harassment and assault. The new rules to which ACLU specifically objects start with the definition of sexual harassment to which an institution must respond.
Tags: ACLU, Final Rule, Title IX
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