Supreme Court to Review Title IX Case

By ISOLDE RAFTERY

Issues in Depth: A collection of articles and documents on Title IX and intercollegiate athletics

The U.S. Supreme Court agreed last week to hear a case involving a high-school girls' basketball coach in Alabama who says he was fired for complaining to supervisors that his players' facilities were inadequate compared with those for boys.

Roderick Jackson, the coach, sued the Birmingham Board of Education in 2001. Both the trial

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Past Coverage

Supreme Court Will Review Title IX Retaliation Case With Implications for Colleges - June 15, 2004
U. of Colorado-Boulder Appeals Revival of Gender-Bias Lawsuit - October 9, 2007
California Jury Awards $28,000 to Former Coach in Title IX Case - December 3, 2009
Appeals Court Reinstates Title IX Wrestling Case Against UC-Davis - February 8, 2010
Appeals-Court Ruling Could Make Title IX Compliance Tougher for Colleges - February 25, 2010

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