KHSAAForm T76REV-1C/09

KHSM TITLE IX RE-VISITFINAL AUDIT REPORT

(For schools re-visited during the 2010-201 1 school year)

School: Southern High SchoolPrepared By: Madha MullinsDate of Revisit: December 16, 2010Telephone Number of Reviewer: (859) 299-5472Reviewed By: Darren Bilberry, Asst. Com missioner

1 . Completed Required Forms

Verification of Forms (Form GE-5O) Yes X No Q

Participation Oppodunities Summary Chad (Form T-70) Yes X NO Q

Benefits Summary Chads (Forms T-71 & T-72) Yes X NO L

Benefits Publicity (Form T-73) Yes ExElNO ID

Corrective Action Plan Summary Charts (Form T-74) Yes X No E1

Oppodunities Component of Title IX Compliance

Area of Compliance:(Check One or More)

2.

A Substantial Propodionality

B History and Continuing Practice Of Programs Expansion

X C Full and Effective Accom modation of Interest and Abilities

A). Was the Substantial Propodionality Test (T-1) an area in which the school met Title IXOppodunities com pliance?Yes L1 No Cx:l

Comments'.

B). W as tl3e History and Continuing Practice of Program Expansion Test (T-2) an area in whichthe school met Title IX Opportunities compliance?Yes L No EX:I

Comments:

C). W as the Full and Effective Accommodations of Interest and Abilities Test(T-3) an area in which the school met Title IX Oppodunities compliance?Yes X No L

Comm ents: School personnel have been monitoring the interest in archery and bowling aspotential additions to the athletics program.

3. Is the school's most recent Student Interest Survey accurate in relation to the assessment oflnterests & Abilities?Yes IXI No L

Com ments'. interest in swim ming has declined.

4. Checklist of the Title IX Com ponents of the Interscholastic Pro ramBenefit to Satisfactory Deficient CommentsStudentsAccommodation X The school has met the standards forof Interests and com pliance with Test three for the 2010-2011Abilities academic year

Equipment and X Uniforms are purchased on a five-year rotationSupplies plan among spods. Teams are not furoished

practice uniforms or athletic shoes. Nodisparity was found in the provision of essentialgame and safety equipment for boys' and girls'teams. The quality of uniforms and equipmentwas judged equitable.

Scheduling of X lt was recommended that the Gender EquityGames and Review Com mittee revîew competitivePractice Tim e schedules prior to final approval,

The school has met the KHSAA requirementfor the scheduling of girls' home basketballgames for 2010-2011.

Travel and Per X AII student-athletes are transported by bus.Diem Allowances overnight and out-of-state travel has been

Iimited due to the availability of appropriatecom petition in the immediate vlcinity.Per diem for meals has been set by policy forpost-season play and is the same for aIl teams.School personnel were advised to includeregular-season play in the policy? along withsetting policy on Iodging for both levels ofcompetition.

Coaching X AII head coaches of boys' sports are employedon campus, and most have remained with theirassigned teams over a period of years.Two coaches for girls' teams are employed off-cam pus. According to the female student-athlete interviewed w ho is a member of bothteams, access and communication with thesecoaches has not been a problem .Differences in coachin sti ends are related to

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the salary schedules set by the JeffersonCounty Board of Education for aIl schools. Thedifference in the average stipend betweencoaches of female and male teams atSouthern High School was calculated at$404.00 and not deemed significant.The ratio of coaches to athletes was one tonine for boys' teams and one to ten for girls'teams.

Locker Rooms, X Most teams have assigned Iocker rooms onPractice and campus, with the exception of cross-country,Ccmpetitive golf, and tennis.Faciiities Four boys' teams have exclusive use of a

Iocker room while no girls' team has thatarrangement. The repod from the original on-site visit in 2001 Iisted the need for anotherIocker room for girls, however Iittle action hasbeen taken or planned to alleviate the situation.Practice and competitive facilities are excellent.Improvements have been made padicularly tooutdoor areas since the original visit. Nogender bias was found in their use.

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Medical and X Plans are underway to employ athletic trainingTraining Facilities services under contract with existing agencies.and Services Currently, individual coaches are assigned

such responsibilities. A whirlpool and otherIimited furnishings are available to aIl coachesin a space provided for athletic training.The school's weight room is scheduled for useand is utilized by most teams. Schoolpersonnel were advised to confirm that aIIapproaches to physical training were providedfor with appropriate equipment,

Publicity X Schedule posters are printed by season (FaII,W inter, and Spring) which include aII spods.Alihough not displayed, waliet-sized schedulesin the same format were repoded printed aswell.Listed assignment of cheerleaders and otherspirit supporters to boys' and girls'competitions appeared equitable.An awards system for recognition of athleticachievement is in place for both teams andindividuals. Policy on college scholarship aidgiven by outside groups to graduating seniorsshould be added to the system . Policy onplacement of banners ïs on file', however itshould be amended to include placement ofoversized team photographs, trophies, andother forms of recognized achievement.Policy was not found for ceremcnies oractivities that are held for awardingrecognitions, i.e. banquets

Suppod Services X The school has one booster club, and a1lfundraising is approved beforehand byappropriate administration. AII proceeds aredeposited in school intemal accounts, therebyrequiring prior administrative approval for aliexpenditures from the accounts. Gate receiptsand other general sources of income aredeposited in a central athletics account whichis used for capital expenditures and centralathletic expenses. Teams that provide workersfor general athletics fundraising events haverevenue credited propodionally to theiraccounts. O portunit for s ods to ain

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revenue from this source is rotated among a1Iteams.A signed booster club agreement required bythe Jefferson County Board of Education wasin the school's perm anent Title IX file.The maintenance of facilities is assumed padlyby the athletics director and by individualcoaches. In some cases parents or boostersassist.Office space is provided for coaches oncampus. School personnel should review iheneed for space for off-campus head coaches ifno assistant coach has space on campus. Aprivate space for consultation with student-athletes outside of practice and competition isviewed as a significant benefit. Since the onlyhead coaches who are not em ployed oncam pus are assigned fem ale team s, thisprovision is im portant to address.

Athletic N/AScholarships

Tuioring N/A

Housing and X School personnel should set policy for theDining Facilities provision of meal service on campus forand Services athletes in relation to home games.

Recruitment of N/AStudent Athletes

5. Brief Summary/Analysis of the Corrective Action Plan (Form T-74)Focus has been on the improvement of athletic facilities. Not listed on the form was theconsistent attempt to attract females to participate in athletics

6. Observed Deficiencies in Overall Girls and Boys Athletics Program sThe school's set of guidelines for operation of the athletics program should be morecomprehensive to ensure better documentation of the m eans by which compliance withTitle IX standards is monitored.

KHSAA Recommended Action in relation to new deficiencies

N/A

8. KHSAA Recommended Action in relation to reoccurring deficienciesA. By March 1, 2011, school personnel w ill submit to the KHSAA documentation of the

progress that has been made on the provision of a new locker room for girls. Adiagram of the Iocker room with its dimensions and the features and furnishings to beincluded must be attached. If construction has begun prior to that date, photographsshould be included.

B. As an attachment to the annual Title IX report, due April 16 2011, or earlier, school?personnel will submit to the KHSAA the recommended revlsions or amendments tothe set of athletics policies noted above.

1 AW ARDS: photographs, trophies, cerem onies, and scholarshipawards

2. TRAVEL: per diem Iodging during regular season play and for statetournaments', meals during regular season play

3. LOCKER ROOMS, PRACTICE AND COMPETITIVE FACILITIES: achad or statement designating an assigned dressing area for crosscountry, golf and tennis

4. HOUSING AND DINING SERVICES: on-cam pus meal service, HOME

games5. SUPPORT SERVICES:

conference space forsoftball

a chart or statement designating office oraI1 head coaches, lncluding volleyball and

NOTE: A review of aI1 policies by school administration and the Gender Equity ReviewCom mittee related to the provision of benefits to student-athletes isrecom mended. Focus should be on assuring that a means for monitofingcompliance with Title IX standards is in place.

9. PERSONNEL IN ATTENDANCE AT AUDiT MEETING

High School Title IX Coordinator:

District Level Title IX Coordinator:

Name Title Tele honeHoward Hardin Softball Coach 502-435-9895Emil Ra mer Student-Athlete VB/SB) 502-297-4829Jeff Fortwen er Student-Athlete Baseball) 502-510-2336Ker Flo d Girls' Soccer Coach 502-541-6443Ma ie W ade Ass't. Ath. Dir./ Cheer Coach 502-693-0944David A. Burns Athletics Director 502-485-8330Dwi ht L. Mathis Securit /parent 502-966-9079Kath Jnhnston KHSAA Auditor 859-299-5472Madha Mullins KHSAA Auditor 859-299-5472(Darren Bilber ) Ass't. Commissioner, KHSAA 859-299-5472

Com mentsSchool personnel were well-prepared for the re-visit. A1I involved were cooperative anddisplayed genuine pride in the school's athletics program , especially of its facilities andtheir improvements. There was a sense of collegiality and openness among schooladm inistration, professional staff, and parents.

The school's permanent Title IX file was comqlete for the most part. Suggestions weremade for the inciusion of more detail in statlng policy, i.e. procedure for schedulingregular-season competition, among others. Operatiopal practices appeared to beequitable in general, though written documentation was limited,

A1l interviews were open and positive. Coaches and student-athletes alike judged theirtreatment and provision of benefits fair and generous.

The public meeting did not materialize.

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Addition to 2010-11 report

In December 2010 we had Title IX revislt and were asked to address certain issues from the visit which wlll bediscussed below

1) Cross Country ls asslgned to the PE lockerrom for each team which is in the blg gym designated as the Boys &Glrls PE Iockerrooms. In the Spring we assign our Boys & Girls Track teams to these same Iockerrooms. Also, locatedin the small gym we have a Boys & girls PE Iockerroom which are assigned to our Boys & Girls tennis teams

2) In January of 2011 we cleaned out a storage roGm Iopted in the blg gym whcih i am deslgnating as a Girlsoutside sport Iockerroom which will be used in the Fall by our Girls soccer team & in the sprlng by our Softball team

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This 24:24 Iockerroom, which I sent the draft done by our board & pldures of the storage room from the beginningto now whlch is totally cleaned out, will be done by our board this summer and Is to be finished by the schhol year

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My princlpal & 1 have met with our board members which did the plans for this and they have told us the start dateis this summer, This issue was stated in 2001 repof and when done, will create a better balance between ourGirls Boys programs,

3) At our spring mtle IX meetlng we addressed in wrlting, which we put ln our Title IX binder/ the policy of studentsreceiving Ietters, awards & certificates which is the same for both female & male sports.4) M a group we agreed that we dont feed our atletes at our home games in any sport bec. this would cut intoprofits of our conceesion stand w1th the number of games at the different levels.

5) We have set a standard that any time a student is recognized as a scholarship winner we will do the ceremony inthe big gym whicb would allow media

, family, friends and teammates of the scholarship wlnner to be recognized

6)We also addressed travel that if at all possible we would use our school busses and not allow one group to havebetter means of transportatlon to any away game as Iong as it was within our 119 mile JCPS rule before uslngoutslde carriers. We agreed that we shoqld also on over nlght trips assign 4 kids to each room and this would benoted In 0ur paperwork when a Coach wants to go on a trip,

7) Flnally we addressed the-dif-ferent the dlfferent coaches office assignments for our Cross Country, Soccer,Track,Tennis , Volleyball &soocer teams which share Iockerrooms during different sports seasons w1th the understandingthat the offices need to have proper storage space for each Coach so they could store jtems after their season andthat it would be secured until the next season

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