Title IX - Prohibition of Sex Discrimination
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- What is Title IX?
- What are my rights under Title IX?
- What are the District's responsibilities?
- Who is the Title IX Coordinator?
- How do I file a complaint about sex discrimination?
- When must a complaint be filed?
- How will a complaint be investigated?
- What happens when an investigation is complete?
- How do I get more information?
- Palmdale School District
- How will a complaint be investigated?
How will a complaint be investigated?
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Complaints filed under the District’s Uniform Complaint Procedures will be investigated and a decision made within sixty calendar days of the District’s receipt, unless the complainant agrees to an extension. The compliance officer may informally discuss the possibility of mediation with the parties to the complaint. If the parties do not agree to mediation or mediation does not resolve the complaint, the compliance officer will proceed with an investigation of the complaint. The compliance officer or designee will interview alleged victims, alleged offenders, and relevant witnesses. The compliance officer may review available records, statements, or notes related to the complaint, including evidence or information received from the parties during the investigation. The compliance officer may visit reasonably accessible locations where discrimination is alleged to have occurred.
Complaints that are not filed under the District’s Uniform Complaint Procedures will be investigated and decided pursuant to the applicable procedure.