Title IX at Chicago Public Schools
What is Title IX?
Title IX protects people from discrimination based on sex in education programs or activities that receive Federal financial assistance. It has been in place since 1972. Read more on Title IX >>>
After the Chicago Tribune's 'Betrayed' series, led to investigations and the hiring of independent monitor, Maggie Hickey, to investigate further.
This led to the release of the Hickey Report and the Office of the Inspector General taking a significant role in investigating and monitoring CPS' progress in reducing this very serious problem. Chicago Public Schools created a Title IX office to help with ensuring safety for our students.
OIG presented an update to the Board of Education in January 2019 >>>
Title IX protects people from discrimination based on sex in education programs or activities that receive Federal financial assistance. It has been in place since 1972. Read more on Title IX >>>
After the Chicago Tribune's 'Betrayed' series, led to investigations and the hiring of independent monitor, Maggie Hickey, to investigate further.
This led to the release of the Hickey Report and the Office of the Inspector General taking a significant role in investigating and monitoring CPS' progress in reducing this very serious problem. Chicago Public Schools created a Title IX office to help with ensuring safety for our students.
OIG presented an update to the Board of Education in January 2019 >>>
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Title IX reporting and resources Parents can work through their schools to report any suspected issue or give a call to the Office of Student Protections. OSP can be reached 7AM to 6PM at 773-535-4400. If you need to report adult/child allegations, please report to OIG. If you have specific questions: Erin Clark, Director of Title IX Coordination, eeclark1@cps.edu Bianca Reid, Title IX Training and Development Lead, breid3@cps.edu Other Resources: Training Videos >>> Chicago Community Resources >>> Talking with your Child >>> Chicago Advocacy Center, Spanish >>> |