Jane Doe A. v. Green

How courts have described this case

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• finding that liability could be based on “actual knowledge of a substantial risk of abuse to students based on prior complaints by other students”
• stating a Title IX claim against the principal, 5 assistant principal, and athletic director because they “had authority to address the alleged 6 discrimination”
• “If an institution takes 4 timely and reasonable measures to end the harassment, it is not liable under Title IX for prior 5 harassment.”
• “[A] complaint of harassment need not be undisputed or [ ] corroborated before it can be considered to fairly alert the school district of the potential for sexual harassment.”
• defendant may be held liable if “a supervisory school official knows, or it should be obvious to him or her, that a school employee is a substantial risk to sexually abuse children”
• “Clearly, prior complaints made by the same student . . . provide[] actual notice, even if the conduct complained of was not identical to the conduct with the plaintiff alleges should have been remedied.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).