
Colorado School District Cited for Title IX Violations
A federal investigation has found Jefferson County Public Schools in Colorado in violation of Title IX for its policies on gender identity in sports and facilities.
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A federal investigation has found Jefferson County Public Schools in Colorado in violation of Title IX for its policies on gender identity in sports and facilities.

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