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Parent alleges mishandling of nonconsensual AI sexual imagery incidents at Radnor High School, asks board for Title IX review
Summary
Elizabeth Warren told the Radnor Township School District board that administrators delayed mandated reporting and mishandled student support after alleged nonconsensual AI-generated explicit images surfaced; the caller urged the board to review policies and training under Title IX and district policy.
Elizabeth Warren, calling from 9 Fulton Road during public comment, urged the Radnor Township School District board to investigate and remediate how the high school handled alleged incidents of nonconsensual AI-generated explicit imagery involving students. "Many parents are confused and angry about recent events at the high school and its misleading messages," Warren said, and asked the board to dedicate time at a future meeting to address remediation from a policy perspective.
Warren told the board she has cited "Policy 218" for student discipline and Title IX requirements and said administrators appeared to have failed to comply with multiple district and federal obligations. She described a sequence of events in which parents reported incidents, alleged that district staff delayed mandated reporting, and said a known alleged perpetrator remained in school for two days. Warren also said a 15-year-old who had been targeted was interviewed "against her parents' written wishes" by a senior administrator and that several students were turned away from the counseling suite. "Response time is critical to preserve integrity of an investigation and to protect charges," she said.
Warren referenced Pennsylvania law making the creation of nonconsensual explicit AI imagery a felony as of October 2024 and said the harms to victims are similar to other forms of sexual assault, including humiliation and isolation. She asked the board to examine alleged mishandling in this specific incident, to investigate whether district training and policy are adequate, and said the superintendent "can and should lead here."
The board did not provide a response to Warren's specific allegations during the public-comment exchange recorded in the transcript. The caller requested the board dedicate time at a future meeting to address remediation and policy changes; the transcript shows the board acknowledged the comment but did not record a staff reply or a motion directing staff to act.
Next steps: Warren asked the board to place the topic on a future agenda for policy review and remediation; the transcript does not show whether the board accepted that request or assigned follow-up.
