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Title IX

Per Policy 1266 - follow this link to view the full Policy, the Governing Board of the ESC of the Western Reserve designates the following individuals to oversee and coordinate its efforts to comply with Title IX and its implementing regulations:
 
Robert Scott, Director of Superintendent Supports
[email protected]
440-350-2563
 
The Title IX Coordinator shall report directly to the Superintendent. Questions about this policy should be directed to the Title IX Coordinator. 
 
Enacted in 1972, Title IX is a Federal civil rights law that protects everyone from being discriminated against on the basis of sex in educational programs and activities. Although Title IX has improved educational access for millions of students, sexual harassment continues to be a widespread problem. In May 2020, the U.S. Department of Education (DOE) updated its guidelines on how schools must respond to sexual harassment claims. The guidelines, which are effective August 14, 2020, apply to all types of sexual harassment, including student against student, student against school employee, school employee against school employee, and school employee against student. One of the new guidelines' most important changes is that all employees, without delay, must report possible acts of sexual harassment to a Title IX coordinator. This course will: define sexual harassment; explain schools’ obligations with regard to sexual-harassment claims under Title IX; and outline Title IX investigative procedures. 
 
 
ESCWR Title IX Training Courses: 
  1. Title IX: Protecting Students and School Employees from Sexual Harassment; Click here to view the course
  2. Title IX: Additional Information for Title IX Personnel; Click here to view the course
  3. Title IX: How to Investigate and Adjudicate Formal Complaints; Click here to view the course
  4. Title IX: Informal Resolution Process; Click here to view the course
To learn more about our training courses, click HERE. 
The Title IX courses are listed at the bottom. 
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