The 2020 Title IX Rules Regulations are Back (October Session)
Date: 10 / 16 / 2025 to 10 / 17 / 2025
Time: 9:00am to 12:00pm
Description
Join us for this two-part training series to review the regulatory changes to Title IX, the new policy and procedure your school should have, and how to effectively manage complaints and conduct investigations! For your convenience, this interactive virtual workshop will be offered twice. Each session will include two separate modules. About This Two-Part Training Series Significant changes to Title IX and its implementing regulations have again altered compliance requirements for schools. As the landscape continues to shift, it remains crucial for school systems to understand the current scope of their Title IX obligations in addressing incidents of sexual harassment and how Title IX intersects with your school’s other legal obligations. Drummond Woodsum is excited to announce a comprehensive two-part training series designed to equip Title IX Coordinators and other school personnel with the latest information and essential knowledge needed to confidently implement the Title IX regulations from 2020 (which are back in effect), as well as navigate your school’s responsibilities under Title IX and other civil rights laws.
Module 1 | Thursday, October 16 (9:00am-12:00pm) TITLE IX OVERVIEW WITH A FOCUS ON POLICY AND PROCEDURE Who should attend: Title IX Coordinators, Superintendents, Assistant Superintendents What we will cover:
- Brief orientation to Title IX (sexual harassment) regulations and where we are now
- Detailed review of the 2020 Title IX regulations
- The full scope of the Title IX Coordinator’s responsibilities in responding to incidents of sexual harassment
- Introduction and discussion of current Title IX policies and procedures for your district
Module 2 | Friday, October 17 (9:00am-12:00pm) IN-DEPTH INVESTIGATOR AND DECISION-MAKER TRAINING Who should attend: Title IX Coordinators, Superintendents, Assistant Superintendents, Principals, Assistant Principals and any other administrators involved in investigating, decision making or appeals related to Title IX. What we will cover:
- Overview of the current Title IX regulatory requirements school administrators must know
- How to conduct a Title IX investigation under the current rules
- The role of the decision-maker and the appeals officer, including assessing relevant evidence.
- How to assess and address non-Title IX discrimination, harassment and bullying complaints and follow applicable policies and procedures
- Practical, in-depth discussion of how to implement the new Title IX policies and complaint procedures
- Discussion of common problems that school administrators face