The U.S. Education Department has formally withdrawn the 2024 Title IX regulations, eliminating the most recent set of rules governing how schools handle sexual harassment and assault cases under federal law. The move reverses recent policy changes that had expanded protections for students and clarified procedures for reporting and investigating misconduct. Critics argue the repeal could leave schools without clear guidelines, while supporters say it restores flexibility for institutions to address campus safety. The decision marks a shift in federal oversight of Title IX enforcement at K-12 and college levels.
Education Department takes 2024 Title IX rule off the books K-12 Dive
