School districts around the country continue to navigate the ever-changing landscape of COVID-19 mitigation protocols. In some states, school districts
It’s 2022. We know that we are expecting new proposed Title IX rules in April 2022. Still, if that tells us anything, it’s that we will be living with the current Title IX regulations for at least another calendar year, and probably for a whole school year after that. Schools cannot be complacent in ensuring that policies and procedures are up to standard under the current rules simply because new rules are coming sometime in the future. I know; it’s not what anyone wants to hear. But the good news is, updating your policies and procedures does not have to be painful. Here are four steps you can take to get your policies and procedures in the best possible position for the next few semesters while the 2020 Title IX rules will still be in effect.
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During the Texas legislature’s most recent session, drastic changes were made to the laws governing sexual harassment in the workplace.
In this webinar, Jackie Gharapour Wernz and Andrew Tatgenhorst walk you through Texas' House Bill 25. This law requires student-athletes
On January 14, 2022, the Supreme Court announced it will hear a case that will define the contours of when
The Supreme Court announced on January 24 that it will reconsider the legality of race-conscious admissions policies in higher education
