The superintendent presented the board with the California School Boards Association (CSBA) June policy update and recommended edits for the district’s board policies. The package was opened for a first reading, and staff asked trustees and the public to review and suggest amendments ahead of a second reading and potential adoption at the next meeting.

Staff noted that CSBA’s AI policy recommendation provides a general framework rather than detailed operational do’s and don’ts. “It doesn’t get into the nitty gritty... but sets a general groundwork,” the superintendent said. Trustees were offered the opportunity to suggest edits or ask questions before the policies return to the board for a second reading and vote.

No formal action was taken at this meeting beyond the first reading; staff will incorporate board and public input and bring the revised policies back for a second reading and final action.