school leaders did not adequately address these assault cases from 2021. one involving a teenage girl who authorities say was raped by a biological boy wearing a skirt in a girl s bathroom. a conservative group called america first legal foundation filed a formal complaint with the education department a few months ago, arguing the district, meaning loudoun county did not properly respond to the victim s claims of sexual assault as required by the federal law, title ix. foundation of title ix is protecting students and we have laid out the evidence that should give the department of education a road map where to start looking. loudoun county said this statement, they are committed to making safety highest priority, student privacy we will not comment further at this time. the former superintendent was not only fired but a grand jury
students, away from other school staff, they did produce that weapon and fire shots. reporter: both administrators rushed to the hospital now in serious condition. the search of the student part of what the school called an ongoing safety plan but wouldn t give specifics citing student privacy. these are our kids. reporter: in the chaotic aftermath parents surrounding police demanding answers. as parents we shouldn t have to be sitting there at home wondering if our babies are going to come home to us every day. reporter: just a month ago, another shooting just north of the school left one student dead. luis garcia was killed in his car and soon after students staged a walkout marching to the state s capital. that day school was canceled because luis was shot. reporter: both shootings following a controversial decision in 2020 by the school district to remove denver police school
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