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Maysville Community and Technical College

As of October 3, 2026

The information on this page describes the accreditation relationship between this institution and the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges. General information about the Commission and the accreditation process is provided at the end of this document.

General Information

CEO Name
Dr. Juston Pate
Address
1755 U.S. 68 Maysville, KY 41056
Country
United States
Institutional Phone
(606) 759-7141
Approved to Offer
Associate's Degree

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Accreditation Information

Status
Accredited
Public Sanctions
None
Accreditation Granted
January 1, 2004
Reaffirmation
2019
Distance Education Approval Date
December 6, 2002
Next Reaffirmation
2029
Next Fifth-Year Review
2034
Degree Level
I i See Approved to Offer above for the complete list.
Control
Public
Full Accreditation History

Accreditation History

12/06/2004 – Maysville Community College, Maysville, KY (accredited by SACSCOC in 1968), merged with Rowan Technical College, Morehead, KY (non-SACSCOC accredited), to form Maysville Community and Technical College, Maysville, KY.

SACSCOC Staff Member

Kelli Mckeone

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In-Progress Reviews

  • 2034 Fifth-Year Interim Report
  • 2028 Reaffirmation Committee
  • 2028 Off-Site Review
  • 2026 Reaffirmation Orientation

Most Recent History with SACSCOC

  • 2025 Referral Report
  • 2024 Fifth-Year Interim Report

Off-campus Instructional Sites (Additional Locations)

Types

  • Approved >=50%: Site is approved to offer any portion of a program. Additional programs may be offered with no further site notification or approval. Only sites offering 50% or more of a program require approval.
  • Approved Branch >=50%: Site is approved as a branch campus to offer any portion of a program. Additional programs may be offered with no further site notification or approval.
  • Notified 25-49%: Less than 50% of a program may be offered at the site. Less than 50% of additional programs may be offered with no further site notification.

Sites offering less than 25% of a program do not require notification or approval.

Status

  • Open: Instruction may be offered at the site consistent with the site type defined above.
  • Closed: Closed sites are not shown. A site is closed when (1) the institution has stopped admitting students to the site and (2) SACSCOC has approved the site teach-out plan. Therefore, instruction may continue at a site under the teach-out plan after the site is closed.
  • Bath County High School
    645 Chenault Dr Owingsville, KY 40360 United States

    Type: Approved >= 50% Status: Open

  • Bourbon County High School
    3341 Lexington Road Paris, KY 40361 United States

    Type: Approved >= 50% Status: Open

  • Bracken County High School
    350 West Miami Street Brooksville, KY 41004 United States

    Type: Notified 25-49% Status: Open

  • Community Action Council
    2323 Concrete Road Carlisle, KY 40311 United States

    Type: Approved >= 50% Status: Open

  • Eastern Kentucky Correctional Complex
    200 Road to Justice West Liberty, KY 41472 United States

    Type: Approved >= 50% Status: Open

  • Fleming County High School
    1658 Elizaville Road Flemingsburg, KY 41041 United States

    Type: Approved >= 50% Status: Open

  • Fleming-Mason Airport
    7079 Airport Road Maysville, KY 41056 United States

    Type: Approved >= 50% Status: Open

  • Grant County High School
    715 Warsaw Rd Dry Ridge, KY 41035 United States

    Type: Notified 25-49% Status: Open

  • Harrison County ATC
    27 Webster Avenue Cynthiana, KY 41031 United States

    Type: Approved >= 50% Status: Open

  • Lewis County Career and Technical Center
    Lions Lane Vanceburg, KY 41179 United States

    Type: Approved >= 50% Status: Open

  • Licking Valley Campus
    319 Webster Ave Cynthiana, KY 41031 United States

    Type: Approved >= 50% Status: Open

  • Mason County Career Magnet School
    70 Tucker Drive Maysville, KY 41056 United States

    Type: Approved >= 50% Status: Open

  • Mason County High School
    1320 U.S. Highway 68 Maysville, KY 41056 United States

    Type: Notified 25-49% Status: Open

  • Menifee County High School
    119 Indian Creek Road Frenchburg, KY 40322 United States

    Type: Notified 25-49% Status: Open

  • Montgomery Campus
    201 Calk Avenue Mt. Sterling, KY 40353 United States

    Type: Approved >= 50% Status: Open

  • Morgan County ATC
    Road #191 West Liberty, KY 41472 United States

    Type: Approved >= 50% Status: Open

  • Nicholas County High School
    103 School Drive Carlisle, KY 40311 United States

    Type: Notified 25-49% Status: Open

  • Ohio Valley Career and Technical Center
    175 Lloyd Rd West Union, OH 45693 United States

    Type: Notified 25-49% Status: Open

  • Paris High School
    308 West 7th Street Paris, KY 40361 United States

    Type: Approved >= 50% Status: Open

  • Powell County High School
    700 West College Avenue Stanton, KY 40380 United States

    Type: Notified 25-49% Status: Open

  • Ripley Union Lewin Huntington High School
    1317 South Second Street Ripley, OH 45167 United States

    Type: Notified 25-49% Status: Open

  • Rowan Campus
    400 Rocky Adkins Tech Drive Morehead, KY 40351 United States

    Type: Approved >= 50% Status: Open

  • Rowan County Senior High School
    499 Viking Drive Morehead, KY 40351 United States

    Type: Approved >= 50% Status: Open

  • St. Patrick High School
    318 Limestone Street Maysville, KY 41056 United States

    Type: Notified 25-49% Status: Open

About SACSCOC and Accreditation

The Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC), the accreditation name of The Commission on Colleges and Universities, is the commission responsible for accrediting degree-granting institutions across the nation and internationally. The SACSCOC Board of Trustees is the representative body of the member institutions also known as the College Delegate Assembly. To gain or maintain accreditation, an institution must comply with SACSCOC policies, procedures, and with all standards contained in the Principles of Accreditation: Foundations for Quality Enhancement in the professional judgment of peer reviewers. SACSCOC’s institutional accreditation includes all degree levels regardless of location or mode of instruction. The Commission accredits the institution as a whole.

Components of the Review Process

The SACSCOC Board of Trustees conducts several types of institutional reviews: (1) Candidate Committee reviews of applicant institutions seeking candidacy, (2) Accreditation Committee reviews of candidate institutions seeking initial membership, (3) Reaffirmation Committee reviews of member institutions seeking continued accreditation following a comprehensive review, (4) Special Committee reviews of member institutions seeking continued accreditation following evaluation of institutional circumstances that are accreditation related, and (5) Substantive Change Committee reviews of member institutions seeking approval and continued accreditation following the review of a change of a significant modification or expansion to the institution’s nature and scope. Each of the above type of reviews has its own evaluation documents and peer review procedures and can be found on the SACSCOC website at www.sacscoc.org.

The Committees on Compliance and Reports (C&R), standing committees of the SACSCOC Board of Trustees, review reports prepared by evaluation committees and the institutional responses to those reports. A C&R Committee’s recommendation regarding an institution’s accreditation-related matters is forwarded to the Executive Council for review. The Executive Council recommends action to the SACSCOC Board of Trustees, which makes the final decision on reaffirmation and any monitoring activities that it may require of an institution. The SACSCOC Board of Trustees convenes twice a year.

Complaints Against SACSCOC Accredited Institutions

The Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC) recognizes the value of information provided by students, employees, and others in determining whether an institution’s performance is consistent with SACSCOC standards for obtaining or maintaining accreditation. The Commission’s interest also is in ensuring that member institutions maintain appropriate grievance procedures and standards of procedural fairness and that the procedures are applied appropriately and consistently. The procedures for the review of complaints involving member institutions enable SACSCOC to address possible violations of its Principles of Accreditation, its Core Requirements and Standards, SACSCOC policies or procedures, as well as to address possible violations of an institution’s own policies and procedures, if related to the Principles.

Since SACSCOC’s complaint procedures are for the purpose of addressing any significant non-compliance with SACSCOC Principles of Accreditation, policies, or procedures, the procedures are not intended to be used to involve SACSCOC in disputes between individuals and member institutions, or cause SACSCOC to interpose itself as a reviewing authority in individual matters of admission, grades, granting or transferability of credits, application of academic policies, fees or other financial matters, disciplinary matters or other contractual rights and obligations. Nor does SACSCOC seek redress on an individual’s behalf. Under no circumstances does SACSCOC respond to, or take action on, any complaint or any allegation that contains defamatory statements. Further, SACSCOC will not serve as a grievance panel when the outcome of institutional grievance or appeal processes is unsatisfactory to the complainant.

SACSCOC expects individuals to attempt to resolve the issue through all means available to the complainant, including following the institution’s own published grievance procedures, before submitting a complaint to SACSCOC. Therefore, SACSCOC is under no obligation to consider additional information submitted by the complainant subsequent to the receipt of the formal complaint. SACSCOC’s usual practice is not to consider a complaint that is currently in administrative proceedings, including institutional proceedings, or in litigation. However, if there is substantial, credible evidence that indicates systemic problems with an accredited institution, SACSCOC may, at its discretion, choose to proceed with the review.

For the fastest and most secure review by SACSCOC personnel, we strongly encourage you to submit your formal complaint online. You can easily file your concerns by completing the digital “Complaints Against Institutions: Information Sheet and Form” directly through our secure online portal. Please note that to maintain the integrity of the review process, SACSCOC cannot evaluate oral or anonymous complaints, nor can we accept complaints submitted on behalf of another individual or forwarded from another entity. Filing your complaint electronically ensures it is received immediately and streamlines the review process.

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