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District updates cameras, AI classroom pilot and content-filtering; trustees ask about rollout and training
Summary
District safety and technology staff told the board cameras are being installed at campuses, an AI teaching assistant pilot called Rocket is expanding, and a centralized content filter (Linewize) is in use; trustees pressed staff for timelines, training plans and clarity on who will access footage and filtered logs.
District security and technology staff gave the board a monthly safety and health update that covered security camera installations, an early childhood AI pilot called Rocket, a centralized content-filtering system (Linewize) and the district''s emergency-notification and training contract (AJIX).
Jason Romero, district director of safety and health, said the district aims to have cameras installed and operational at every school by the end of the school year (target date given as June 30). Romero said vehicles used by the security team are increasingly visible at campuses to deter incidents, and that newly installed cameras will be available for investigators rather than for continuous, live monitoring. Romero…
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