Final answer:
Title IX requires schools to prevent sex discrimination in educational programs by providing equal opportunities and preventing sexual harassment, but does not require them to offer gender-specific scholarships.
Step-by-step explanation:
According to Title IX, school districts, and colleges must do several things to ensure non-discrimination on the basis of sex. They must provide equal opportunities in sports, ensure fair treatment in education, prevent sexual harassment, and more. However, Option c) Offer gender-specific scholarships, is the activity that schools are not required to do under Title IX. Title IX primarily necessitates that if a school receives federal aid, it must allocate funds equitably across programs for men and women, prevent sex discrimination and sexual harassment, and offer equal opportunities in all educational programs and activities.