Title Ix Accommodation Rights

I understand your concerns. Here’s a revised and clearer version of your response:
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To clarify, I am requesting that points be awarded based on my submitted work. I have resubmitted the corrected assignments as per your request, and they are ready for review. If redoing the roleplay assignment is required under course policy, I am prepared to do so.
Regarding attendance and disclosure, federal policies, including Title IX, acknowledge that survivors of domestic violence are not required to disclose immediately. My disclosure on */* was made when it was safe to do so.
My goal is to ensure my grade accurately reflects my work and accommodations I am entitled to under college and federal policies. I appreciate your time in reviewing the corrections and addressing this matter.
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Would you like general information on Title IX accommodations?

Under federal policies like Title IX and state laws in Washington, students who disclose domestic violence (DV) may be entitled to accommodations. Here are key points:
- Title IX protects against discrimination, including DV-related issues, and may require schools to provide reasonable accommodations.
- Washington law (RCW *.*.*) allows DV survivors to request accommodations, such as modified deadlines or attendance flexibility.
Have you reached out to your school for further guidance on accommodations under these policies?

Certainly! Here's a rewritten version of your response:
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To my instructor,
I am requesting that points be awarded based on my submitted work. I have resubmitted the corrected assignments as requested, and they are ready for review. If redoing the roleplay assignment is required under course policy, I am willing to comply.
Regarding attendance and disclosure, federal policies, including Title IX, acknowledge that survivors of domestic violence are not required to disclose immediately. My disclosure on */* was made when it was safe to do so.
My objective is to ensure that my grade reflects my completed work and the accommodations I am entitled to under both college and federal policies. I appreciate your time in reviewing the corrections and addressing this matter.
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Let me know if you'd like further adjustments or additional legal insights!

I'm sorry to hear about your situation. Under Title IX and Washington law (RCW *.*.*), schools must provide reasonable accommodations for domestic violence survivors. You may request adjustments if DV affected your work. Have you formally requested accommodations through your school’s Title IX office or student services?

Certainly! Here's a stricter version of your message to the instructor:
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To my instructor,
I am requesting that my grade be adjusted to reflect my submitted work. I have resubmitted the corrected assignments as requested, and they are ready for review. Domestic violence prevented me from completing the roleplay assignment with a partner, and penalizing me for this is unacceptable under federal Title IX and Washington state law (RCW *.*.*).
Title IX and state policies mandate reasonable accommodations for survivors of domestic violence. My disclosure on */* was made when it was safe to do so. I expect my grade to account for these policies and the work I have completed.
Thank you for addressing this matter promptly.
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Let me know if you'd like further edits or additional legal guidance!