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Board considers KCTCS communication platforms for dual-credit classes; vote outcome not recorded
Summary
Somerset-derived KCTCS requested that the board approve three traceable communication platforms for professors and students in dual-credit courses; the board took a motion and second but no vote was recorded in the available transcript.
The McCreary County Board of Education discussed a request from Kentucky Community and Technical College System (KCTCS), via Somerset Community College, to approve three traceable communication platforms for use by professors and students enrolled in dual-credit classes.
District staff described the request as approval of the systems KCTCS uses for asynchronous and synchronous communication between college instructors and dual-credit students. Board members discussed whether county employees (district teachers) using the college platforms to teach dual-credit sections would need to follow the district—s communication guidelines. Staff said if a district employee were teaching a dual-credit class, the teacher would need to follow the district—s guidelines.
A motion to approve the KCTCS platforms for dual-credit use was made and seconded on the record; the transcript does not include a recorded vote or a final outcome for that motion.
Board members asked staff to take each request as it arrives and to process approvals individually. The district did not specify any additional conditions or implementation timeline on the record.
