June 6, 2019 at 6:30 PM - Board of Education Regular Meeting

From The Video Guy:

I have been Live Streaming the BOE Meetings for several months now. The meetings are broadcast to my Facebook page and YouTube Channel. I currently also Live Stream the Washington County Tennessee Commissioners Meetings and I set then up their own YouTube Channel. All the meetings are archived to their YouTube Channel and I can access an embed code that I can send to them to put the meeting on their website. All comments are disabled on the meetings but YouTube doesn't offer a way to disable sharing.

I can do the same for the BOE. I will set the YouTube Channel up under a sullivancountytn.gov email thus allowing the BOE access at all times. My monthly fee to Live Stream the meetings is $150.

From Gabe Hobbs:

Live-streaming to youtube comes with its own set of specifications and needs, but it can definitely be done. 

That being said, without the privacy and premium hosting/streaming I would quote the job at $429 a month and then $100 for each subsequent meeting a month.  

The only difference with youtube being that it requires a separate piece of reliable software to live-stream to the platform.

Proposed Change to Board Policy 4.210 - Credit Recovery

Admission and Removal

Currently Written:

No student shall be admitted to or otherwise enrolled in credit recovery courses unless:

1. The student’s parent/guardian gives written consent for the student to enroll in the proposed credit recovery course. Parents/guardians should be informed that not all postsecondary institutions will accept credit recovery courses for credit and that the NCAA Clearinghouse will not accept credit recovery courses for credit; and

1. The student has previously taken an initial, non-credit recovery section of the proposed course and received a grade of at least fifty percent (50%). Students who receive a grade of below fifty percent (50%) in the non-credit recovery section of the course must re-take the course.

Proposed Change:

Students shall be admitted to or otherwise enrolled in credit recovery courses unless:

The student’s parent/guardian provides a written statement that the student is not to be enrolled in the proposed credit recovery course. Parents/guardians should be informed that not all postsecondary institutions will accept credit recovery courses or non-credit recovery sections of a course for credit and that the NCAA Clearinghouse will not accept credit recovery courses for credit.