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Porter and Chester Institute tells board it followed policy, installed Proctorio after anonymous cheating complaints
Summary
Porter and Chester Institute responded to two letters received by the board alleging exam misconduct. Institute leaders said six students admitted to cheating on one exam; zeros were recorded for that test, Proctorio was implemented in January and a corrective action plan and DPH site visit were noted by the board.
Porter and Chester Institute administrators told the Connecticut Board of Examiners for Nursing on Aug. 20 that they have responded in writing to two complaints the board received and that they followed their policies in handling an episode of student cheating.
The board chair, Gina Reiner, read the institute’s responses and asked Porter and Chester representatives to summarize their written materials. Sherry (Porter and Chester administrator) told the board the institute had reviewed both complaints and provided “very thorough written answers,” and that the school stood by those responses.
Julie (Porter and Chester administrator) told the board the situation involved a group of six students and that the students admitted to cheating on a single exam —…
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