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The Department of Education recently handed down a $4.5 million fine , the largest-ever of its kind, to Michigan State for “its systemic failure to protect students from sexual abuse” and requires the school “to make major changes to its TitleIX procedures.” This article will cover: TitleIX and Compliance.
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