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JCPS Shares New Protocol to Comply with State Law Restricting Student-Teacher Communication

  • Following the June 27 law taking effect, McCracken County Schools launched a transparent communication portal to ensure traceable student-staff messaging.
  • Senate Bill 181, passed in 2025, mandates all electronic communication between students and staff be conducted on district-approved, traceable platforms to enhance student safety.
  • Kentucky law requires all electronic communication between staff and students to use district-approved, traceable apps, with parental consent exceptions and disciplinary penalties for violations.
  • Superintendent Doug Hunt states McCracken County Schools will use Apptegy and email, amid community questions and urgent training needs.
  • Beyond McCracken County, Kentucky districts face extensive training and policy changes before the 2025-2026 school year, amid opposition from KEA over potential unintended effects.
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The Paducah Sun broke the news in on Tuesday, July 1, 2025.
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