K–12 Parents and School Safety: Understanding Title IX Through Real World Guidance

​K–12 Parents and School Safety: Understanding Title IX Through Real World Guidance is a practical, conversation-based training designed to help parents understand how Title IX protects students from sex-based harassment and discrimination in K–12 schools. Using clear examples, real-life scenarios, and easy-to-follow guidance, this one-hour virtual session explains how Title IX works in everyday school environments, what happens when concerns are reported, and how schools evaluate conduct using a totality of the circumstances approach.

​Participants will learn the difference between conflict, bullying, and sexual harassment; how to report concerns; what supportive measures such as safety plans or classroom adjustments may look like; and how to communicate with schools in a constructive way that supports student well-being.

​The training also explores common scenarios involving student behavior, rumors, unwanted comments, privacy concerns, and conduct that may make a child feel unsafe or targeted. Parents will leave with greater confidence, practical tools, stronger communication strategies, and a clearer understanding of how schools work to keep students safe.

​This training is offered at no cost to parents and includes the live virtual session, guided materials, downloadable resources, and 30 days of access to digital follow-up materials.