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Do federal anti-discrimination laws extend to private schools?

April 26, 2017anti-discrimination EXTEND Federal Laws private schools

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Do federal anti-discrimination laws extend to private schools?

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A. If a school is private, it is not covered by Title IV. If, however, it received federal funds, it is subject to the federal statutes prohibiting discrimination by federal fund recipients: Title VI, Title IX, Section 504. Private schools are also covered by Title III of the ADA.