Guidelines former President Barack Obama’s administration issued outlining how schools should implement Title IX have been described by former school administrators and attorneys as a “meteor” or a “bomb,” coming with little warning and leaving major changes after its initial impact.

Schools, they said, were left scrambling to adapt to the added responsibilities that come with providing trauma-informed care for victims and fair hearing processes for the accused.

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