Compass is committed to providing an educational environment where scholars can participate without unlawful discrimination and have equitable access to programs, activities, and services.

Scholars have the right to an educational environment free from sex-based discrimination, sexual harassment, and retaliation. Compass provides formal reporting information and access to the Title IX Coordinator.

Scholars should feel safe and respected in virtual classrooms, school activities, field trips, communications, and every other Compass learning environment.

Families have rights related to scholar records, educational information, privacy, and access to records maintained by Compass.

Compass works to provide access, appropriate accommodations, and support for scholars with disabilities and other documented needs.

Additional rights and support may be available for military-connected scholars, foster youth, scholars experiencing homelessness, pregnant or parenting scholars, English learners, and other students experiencing significant transitions.

Scholars have the right to participate in educational activities without being charged fees prohibited under California law. Formal pupil-fee complaints are handled through the appropriate compliance process.

Different concerns may follow different processes. Compass can help families identify whether a concern should be addressed informally, through a general complaint, under Uniform Complaint Procedures, through Title IX, or through another formal process.