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Superintendent reports Title IX inquiry closed with no violations; graduation logistics confirmed
Summary
Superintendent Dr. Supan told the board the district completed a Title IX (referred to in transcript as 'Title 9') investigation into concerns about the softball program and determined no Title IX violations occurred; he also reviewed commencement plans and early dismissal dates.
Superintendent Dr. Supan told the Wyoming Valley West School Board on June 10 that the district concluded a Title IX investigation into concerns raised earlier regarding the softball program and found no violations.
"Based upon the information gathered during the investigation, the district determined that no Title 9 violations occurred, and the Title 9 investigation has now been closed," Dr. Supan said. He thanked the human resources department for conducting a "thorough and professional investigation," and emphasized the district's commitment to safe and supportive athletic programs.
Dr. Supan also reminded families about commencement logistics for the Class of 2026, urged guests to consult the district website for parking and admission procedures, and listed early dismissal times for June 11, 12 and 15. He closed by thanking staff, families and the board for the year and wishing graduates well.
What’s next: The investigation is closed per the superintendent's statement; the district indicated it cannot comment on confidential personnel matters. Commencement is scheduled for the day after the meeting; the district said it will communicate any weather-related changes through official channels.
