What is considered corrective action?

• A. Training program for people involved and the school community
• B. Counseling for victim & offender
• C. Follow-up & inquiry into new incidents or retaliation
• D. All of the above

Answer: (D)

Corrective action is about addressing the behavior, supporting those affected, and preventing recurrence. In Title IX responses, a comprehensive approach often includes multiple elements that together create a safer environment. Training for people involved and the broader school community helps prevent future incidents by increasing awareness of policies, reporting processes, and bystander intervention. Counseling for both the victim and the offender supports healing, accountability, and positive behavior change. Ongoing follow-up and inquiry into any new incidents or retaliation ensures safety, checks for retaliation, and shows a commitment to addressing issues as they arise. Because each component plays a distinct but essential role in remedying harm, prevention, and safety, the option that includes all of these aspects is the best choice.