Sexual Harassment

The district believes that every student has the right to attend District school and school related activities free from all forms of discrimination on the base of sex, including sexual harassment. The district considers sexual harassment of students to be serious and will consider the full range of disciplinary options, up to and including expulsion, according to the nature of the offense.

All students are expected to treat one another courteously, with respect for the other person's feelings; to avoid any behaviors known to be offensive; and to stop these behaviors when asked or told to stop. All students are prohibited from engaging in offensive verbal or physical conduct of a sexual nature directed toward another student. This prohibition applies whether the conduct is by word, gesture, or any other intimidating sexual conduct, including requests for sexual favors, that the other student regards as offensive or provocative.

Students and/or parents are encouraged to discuss their questions or concerns about the expectations in this area with the teacher, the Principal or designee, or Bryan Clark who serves as the District's Title IX coordinator for students.

A complaint alleging sexual harassment by another student or sexual abuse by a staff member may be presented by a student and/or parent in a conference with the principle or designee or with the title IX coordinator. The first conference with the student ordinarilly will be held by a person who is the same gender as the student. The conference will be scheduled and held as soon as possible with in five days of the request. The principal or Title IX coordinator will coordinate an appropriate investigation, which ordinarily will be completed within 10 days.

The student will not be required to present a complaint to a person who is the subject of the complaint. If the resolution of the complaint is not satisfactory to the student or parent, the student or parent within 10 days may request a conference with the Superintendent or designee by following the procedure set out in Board Policy FNCJ. If the resolution by the Superintendent or designee is not satisfactory, the student or parent may present the complaint to the Board as provided by policy.

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