OPS Finalizes Student-Staff Communication Restrictions Ahead of New Law Implementation

School board approves new regulations to comply with state law | NewsRadio 1230 AM/99.3 FM | Hopkinsville's News Leader | Hopkinsville, Kentucky

To comply with recently established state laws, the Christian County School Board approved stricter regulations concerning cell phones in class and traceable communication between students and school employees at Thursday’s meeting. Board members approved a motion to be in alignment with Senate Bills 19 and 181 and House Bill 208. Pupil Personnel Director Melanie Barrett shared how each bill would impact school operations. SB 19 requires public …

Kentucky law boosts student safety, regulates electronic communication

As summer break continues, parents, students, school district personnel, and volunteers should familiarize themselves with a new law taking effect before the 2025-2026 school year.

OPS finalizes student-staff communication restrictions ahead of new law implementation

OWENSBORO, Ky. (WEHT) -- Following a law limiting communication between students and staff at public schools, Owensboro Public Schools has chosen Google Workspace" and Talking Points as the platforms it wants staff to use. Senate bill 181 was signed in April and will go into effect June 27. All public school districts must use traceable two-way communication from staff, coaches and volunteers. Any other communication outside of the designated pl…

OPS creates student communication policy to comply with new state law

Owensboro Public Schools is implementing a policy to limit communications between district staff and students, in order to comply with a new state law requiring all electronic communication to be transparent.

JCPS restricts teacher-student communication to email as it works to comply with new law

Teachers and coaches across Kentucky will need to find a new way to communicate with students.

WIS BOE takes steps to comply with new legislation concerning e-communications with students – The News Journal

The Williamsburg Independent Board of Education took their first step Tuesday toward compliance with new legislation that aims to make electronic communications between students and school personnel safer. Read this story and more for just $.99 cents today, or subscribe to get access every day! Please login to view this content. Not a Member? Join UsThe post WIS BOE takes steps to comply with new legislation concerning e-communications with stud…