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Tustin Unified board remands Title IX sports resolution to staff and legal counsel after hours of public comment
Summary
After more than an hour of public testimony from parents, students and community groups on a proposed resolution addressing conflicts between Title IX and state law, the Tustin Unified School District board voted to send Resolution 11‑33‑25 to staff and legal counsel for further review; the motion passed with three ayes, one no and one abstention.
The Tustin Unified School District board voted on Nov. 18 to remand Resolution 11‑33‑25 — a proposal addressing potential conflicts between federal Title IX rules and California law regarding participation in school sports — to district staff and its legal counsel for further study before any action is taken.
The motion to refer the resolution for review was made by a board member who asked for staff and counsel to study the measure and was seconded; the vote carried with three members in favor, one opposed and one abstaining. The board president described the next step as remanding the resolution to the superintendent to coordinate the staff and legal review.
Why it mattered: The proposal drew a large public turnout and sharply divided comment. Supporters asked the board to act to preserve…
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