Judge Rejects Injunction to Ban Transgender Girl from Female Restrooms
The injunction was filed against the U.S. Department of Education after a previous lawsuit against an Illinois school district was denied.
The injunction was filed against the U.S. Department of Education after a previous lawsuit against an Illinois school district was denied.
An investigation by the Office for Civil Rights determined the school district failed to evaluate the bullied student for an individual education plan.
Officials with access to sensitive information should keep these ten cybersecurity travel tips in mind to ensure a breach-free holiday season.
The Department of Education opened the first two Title IX investigations on January 11 and March 31; both cases remain open.
Federal regulators will collect the money directly from 21st Century Oncology’s cyber insurance provider.
Under current guidelines, civil rights investigations focus on both the individual complaint and the possibility of a systemic problem.
The Title IX changes include the removal of the preponderance of evidence standard requirement.
The education secretary indicated she would listen to all sides of the campus sexual violence debate, but is she truly open to retaining the positive parts of the 2011 Dear Colleague Letter?
Here’s what hospitals and healthcare entities must do to comply with the HIPAA breach notification rule.
The new policies give authority to a system-level office during sexual assault and other student misconduct investigations.