and she agreed.  After that, they engaged in sex once more on July 18, 1991.  There are other sordid details that occurred during the relationship, but because they add nothing to the legal analysis at issue in this case, and only serve to further embarrass Smith, we need not elaborate.


8
On July 28, 1991, Smith told a male friend (whom she later dated and then married) about her relationship with Rager.  The next day, at her friend's urging, she told her parents about her sexual relationship with Rager.  She and her parents then reported it to the sheriff's office and school officials.  Two days later, school officials suspended Rager and advised him that if he did not resign he would be fired and losehis teaching license.  Rager resigned the following day.  The school district then sent a letter to the State Board of Education recommending that Rager's teaching license be revoked.


9
Almost two years later, in May 1993, Smith and her parents filed a multi-count complaint against the Metropolitan School District Perry Township ("School District"), the Board of Metropolitan School District Perry Township ("School Board"), Lloyd Bodie, the principal of Southport High, Larry Hensley-Marshand, the assistant principal of Southport High School, and Rager.  (Other defendants were originally named, but later voluntarily dismissed.)   In Count I, Smith alleged a claim of sex discrimination under Title IX against the School District, School Board, Bodie and HensleyMarshand.  Count II was brought by both Smith and her parents under 42