Medical and Training Facilities and Services. 1. The District commits that the girls' interscholastic athletics program at the High School, as a whole, will receive and have equivalent access to medical and training facilities and services, including the weight training and conditioning equipment, comparable to that provided to the boys' interscholastic athletics program, as a whole.
2. By September 30, 2018, the District will complete a fair and comprehensive evaluation and comparison of the medical and training facilities and services for the interscholastic athletics programs at the High School. The evaluation will include the following factors: availability of medical personnel and assistance; health, accident and injury insurance coverage; availability and quality of weight and training facilities; availability and quality of conditioning facilities; and, availability and qualifications of athletic trainers.
3. By October 31, 2018, if the District determines that the access to medical and/or training facilities currently provided to the High School’s boys' and girls’ interscholastic athletics programs are not comparable, the District will develop and implement a plan, including a timetable, for promptly providing the boys' and girls' teams with comparable access to such equipment and/or services. If the District determines that access to such facilities and/or services is comparable, the District will provide to OCR a report outlining that determination and the information, including appropriate documentation, upon which it is based, as reflected in Section VII.1, below.
Medical and Training Facilities and Services. In order to ensure equity between the women’s and men’s intercollegiate athletic programs, the University agrees to ensure that its men’s and women’s teams have access to medical and training facilities and services that are equivalent in the a) availability and quality of conditioning facilities; b) availability and quality of weight and training facilities; and c) availability and qualification of athletic trainers. To that end, the University agrees to develop a comprehensive plan detailing:
Medical and Training Facilities and Services. The District commits that the females in its athletic programs at the Chambersburg Area High School (the School), as a whole, will receive and have equivalent access to medical and training facilities and services, including weight training and conditioning equipment, comparable to that provided to males in the athletics program, as a whole.
Medical and Training Facilities and Services. The University agrees to provide equivalent benefits and opportunities to female and male student athletes with respect to medical and training facilities and services, including weight training and conditioning equipment consistent with the requirements of Title IX, the Title IX implementing regulation at 34 C.F.R. § 106.41(c)(8), and applicable OCR policies.
Medical and Training Facilities and Services. The University agrees to provide male and female student athletes equal athletic opportunity in the provision of medical and training facilities and services as required by Title IX and its implementing regulation, at 34 C.F.R. § 106.41(c)(8). The University will complete a comprehensive assessment of the provision of medical and training facilities and services during the 2021-2022 and 2022-2023 academic years for each male and female athletic team. The assessment will include the following:
A. A review of the availability of medical personnel and assistance, a review of health, accident and injury insurance coverage, and a review of the availability and qualifications of athletic trainers;
B. A review of each weight, training, and conditioning facility available to student athletes, the teams by sex that use the facility, the schedule of use, the location of the facility, and the name and type of equipment in each facility; and
C. A copy of a campus map, which locates all of the facilities.
Medical and Training Facilities and Services a. The College agrees to provide equivalent benefits and opportunities to female and male student athletes with respect to medical and training facilities and services, including weight training and conditioning equipment.
b. By January 31, 2015, the College will complete an assessment of the medical and training facilities and services for its athletics programs to ensure the equivalent provision of medical and training facilities and services to the men’s and women’s athletic programs. The assessment will include, at a minimum:
i. A review of the availability of medical personnel and assistance, a review of health, accident and injury insurance coverage, and a review of the availability and qualifications of athletic trainers;
ii. A review of each weight, training, and conditioning facility available to student athletes, the teams by sex that use the facility, the schedule of use, the location of the facility, and the name and type of equipment in each facility; and
iii. A copy of a campus map, which locates all of the facilities.
c. By January 31, 2015, if the College determines that the access to medical and training facilities and services currently provided to the men’s and women’s athletics programs is not comparable, the College will develop and, once approved by OCR, implement a plan to ensure that female and male student athletes are provided with equivalent benefits and services in this area. If the College determines that access to such medical and training facilities and services is comparable, the College will provide to OCR a report outlining that determination and the information, including appropriate documentation, upon which it is based.
