Educational Amendments of 1972

The Educational Amendments of 1972 is a law that improved access to education and promoted gender equality. It included Title IX, which prohibits discrimination based on sex in educational programs receiving federal funding. This means schools cannot treat students unfairly because of their gender, helping more women and girls participate equally in sports, academics, and activities. The law also expanded opportunities for students with disabilities and increased funding for education programs. Overall, it aimed to make education fairer, more inclusive, and accessible for everyone.