Olentangy schools identify gaps after girls' soccer hazing allegations
Olentangy Local School District leaders say an ongoing hazing investigation has exposed gaps in how student-safety policies are implemented, prompting new train Olentangy Local School District leaders have identified gaps in student-safety policies following a hazing investigation into the Olentangry Orange High School girls soccer team. The investigation has led to new training, updated athletic meeting requirements, and a review of districtwide reporting and investigation procedures. The district's presentation focused on strengthening hazing prevention, reporting procedures, investigations and student support. The allegations stem from a summer team-bonding activity known as "kidnapping," which involved players with their wrists tied together and duct tape covering their eyes. The coaching staff has been placed on administrative leave and six seniors have been removed from the team. District leaders emphasized that existing policies and handbooks prohibit hazing and establish expectations for reporting, investigations, student support and accountability. The changes have already been implemented.
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Olentangy Local School District leaders say an ongoing hazing investigation has exposed gaps in how student-safety policies are implemented, prompting new training, updated athletic meeting requiremen... [7297 symbols]
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