What’s ‘prominent’ enough? Many Florida school districts make sex abuse help hard to find

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On Brevard Public Schools’ website, the information can be easy to miss at first. Parents and students who are particularly tenacious—or eagle-eyed—can find it in 7.5-point font at the bottom of the home page, but more are likely to find it listed as the 51st of 53 links on a page titled “Departments and Programs.”

In DeSoto, the words are partially blocked by a floating button that links to another site.

In Taylor and Hendry, it’s listed under Human Resources – a place a child or parent would be unlikely to look.

Read more from the Fort Myers News-Press.

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