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Title IX

Title IX: Information, Support, and Reporting

North Country Supervisory Union is committed to providing a learning and working environment
free from discrimination.
Title IX is a federal law that prohibits discrimination based on sex, including sexual harassment, in
educational programs and activities.
If you have a concern or are unsure whether something falls under Title IX, you can reach out for
information and support.

Contact the Title IX Coordinator
Nicole Corbett, Title IX Coordinator
North Country Supervisory Union
121 Duchess Avenue, Suite A
Newport, VT 05855
Phone: 802-334-5847 | Fax: 802-334-6528
Email: nicole.corbett@ncsuvt.org


You can also report a concern to any NCSU staff member.
You do not have to contact the Title IX Coordinator directly. If you feel more comfortable speaking
with a teacher, counselor, principal, or another school staff member, you can start there.

Reporting a Concern and Getting Support
You can share a concern, ask questions, and learn about available support without having to
request a formal investigation.
The Title IX Coordinator can explain your options and help you understand what may happen
next.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • After a concern about sex discrimination or sexual harassment is reported, the Title IX
    Coordinator will reach out to the person who may have experienced it to discuss available
    support, explain the process, and review possible next steps.
    The Title IX Coordinator will explain the options for filing a formal complaint under NCSU Policy
    F.50. A formal complaint is required to begin the Title IX investigation process established under
    F.50. In certain circumstances, the Title IX Coordinator may also initiate a formal complaint.

  • Supportive measures are services or adjustments that can help students or employees feel safe
    and continue participating in school or work.

    Examples may include counseling, schedule adjustments, deadline extensions, and measures
    limiting contact. Availability depends on the circumstances.

  • If an investigation is needed, the Title IX Coordinator will explain the process, answer questions,
    and help those involved understand what to expect.
    The investigation will be conducted by trained personnel following the district’s established
    procedures.

  • Not every concern falls under Title IX. Depending on the circumstances, another district policy or
    procedure may apply.
    The Title IX Coordinator can help identify the appropriate next steps or connect you with the
    person who can assist.

  • You can contact the Title IX Coordinator to discuss the formal complaint process and
    requirements under NCSU Policy F.50.
    You may also complete the Formal Title IX Complaint Form and submit it directly to the Title IX
    Coordinator or give it to a school staff member to forward to the coordinator.
    Formal Title IX Complaint Form: [Link to approved district form]

  •  NCSU Policy F.50: Title IX Sexual Harassment
     NCSU Policy C.9: Notice of Non-Discrimination
     NCSU Policy F.23: Harassment, Hazing, and Bullying
     Title IX Training Materials