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High school tightens AI guidance and runs intruder drill; increased police presence during drop‑off noted
Summary
The high school rolled out an updated AI policy clarifying acceptable uses and citation expectations, and the district ran an intruder drill; the Westborough Police Department increased presence during morning drop-off.
At the high school, administrators introduced a new AI policy that sets clearer expectations for when students may use generative tools and when such use must be cited, and staff described a recent intruder drill and stepped-up police presence during arrival and dismissal.
A high-school representative said the updated artificial-intelligence guidance differentiates assignments where AI-assisted research or citation is permitted from assignments where AI use is expressly prohibited. The policy was explained in grade-level assemblies so students understand expectations and reporting procedures.
The representative also described an intruder drill at the high school that morning and said staff walked students through response options. Westborough Police Department officers have increased presence at schools during morning drop-off, the committee heard, and administrators said they will continue to coordinate with police and fire on safety planning and training.
Less-critical details: The high school representative noted upcoming community events including homecoming and a student art contest run by the Lions Club.
