Glacier High School's athletic staff look to change culture after hazing allegations
Heading into the winter sports season, Glacier High School athletic staff are re-emphasizing the importance of “a strong climate and culture” within its programs after sexual assault and hazing allegations were brought against the school’s wrestling program a year ago.
“An emphasis on training and teaching kids to be solid citizens — young people doing the right things and reporting things that are not OK,” said Activities Director and Assistant Principal Mark Dennehy. “There’s been a constant emphasis on that.”
Dennehy is also the Title IX coordinator at Glacier High School.
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