The IRS has recognized the Internet as a valid means of communication for private schools seeking to publicize their required non-discrimination policies. In a recently published Revenue Procedure ( Rev. Proc. 2019-22 ), the Service has updated its original 1975 procedure requiring private schools to publicize their policies in an annual publication in a newspaper of general circulation or on “broadcast media” in a manner “reasonably expected to be effective.” The update was brought about, the IRS says, because of “technological changes,” including “the advent and widespread use of the Internet.” Private schools must maintain nondiscrimination policies in order to obtain and maintain their...