April 1, 2026
Stop Sexual Assault in Schools (SSAIS) has released Supportive Measures for Students Experiencing Sexual Harassment and Harm, a practical guide to help K–12 students, families, and schools understand and navigate support available after a report of sexual harassment or assault.
Supportive measures help students remain safe and continue their education while a their school responds to a report. Examples include class schedule changes, no-contact directives, increased supervision, and academic accommodations.
The guide is especially timely as drastically reduced federal Title IX enforcement creates greater uncertainty for students and families seeking relief. SSAIS urges schools to use supportive measures to address students’ immediate needs, regardless of changes in federal enforcement.
Students should not have to wait for an investigation to conclude before receiving support. Schools must take practical steps to protect students’ safety and access to education while an investigation proceeds
Read the guide here.