Under Title IX, reporting can be done by whom?

• A. Only the victim
• B. Only a parent
• C. Anyone, including district employees
• D. Only law enforcement

Answer: (C)

Under Title IX, anyone who has information about potential sex discrimination or harassment can make a report, not just the person affected. Schools designate a Title IX Coordinator to receive these reports, and that reporting pathway is open to a wide range of people—students, other staff, parents, or community members, including district employees. This openness helps ensure issues are brought to the school's attention so they can investigate, provide support, and take appropriate action. Law enforcement may be involved when there’s a criminal element, but the initial report itself isn’t limited to the victim or to any single group.