Board discusses learner‑validated online programs, teacher‑of‑record responsibilities and SEATs state program
The board reviewed a draft policy on learner‑validated online programs. Staff said the policy would accept state‑approved vendors in line with state rules, require a teacher of record, and that counselor oversight is being strengthened to prevent inappropriate course enrollments through state online providers.
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Board members pressed staff for details about "learner‑validated" online programs and whether the district must accept state‑approved third‑party providers (SEATs). Administrators said the policy is intended to align with the state office of education's approved vendor list; "if it's a SEATs provider, then if it's a SEATs provider, then we have to accept it," a staff member said, noting the SEATs (state online providers) program is administered through the state and can enroll students for up to six credits per year.
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