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Dear Parents and Guardians, We are writing to inform you about an important update regarding how our
Dear Parents and Guardians,
We are writing to inform you about an important update regarding how our school communicates with students outside of classroom hours.
During the 2025 Regular Session, the Kentucky General Assembly passed Senate Bill 181, which requires that all electronic communication between school personnel (including teachers, coaches, and volunteers) and students occur only through traceable, school-designated communication platforms. The goal of this law is to protect students and staff by ensuring transparency and accountability in all school-related electronic communications.
Key Provisions of SB 181:
Exclusive Use of Approved Platforms: All communication between school personnel and students must take place through one or more designated, traceable programs or applications approved by the school or district.
Parent/Guardian Access: Parents and guardians will have the ability to access and review all messages exchanged through these approved platforms.
No Private or Untraceable Messaging: Text messages, personal social media messaging, or other non-approved means of communication will no longer be permitted for school-related interactions with students.
The principal will be notifying parents and guardians of the approved traceable communication systems within the first 10 days of each school year. Instructions for the approved system will be provided also.
What This Means for You:
If your child’s teacher or coach needs to communicate with them electronically, it will only happen through the approved system(s).
You will be notified of how to access your student’s communication history on the designated platform(s). We encourage you to stay engaged and reach out if you have any questions about this process or how to access the communication logs.
This new law reflects a growing commitment to student safety and transparency, and we appreciate your support as we work to fully comply with Senate Bill 181.
If you have questions or need assistance with accessing the designated communication tools, please contact the school at (606) 843-6221
