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Board finds superintendent in compliance with asset-protection policy; flags AI recordkeeping question
Summary
At its May 12 study session, the Northshore School District board reviewed the superintendent's monitoring report on Parameter 13 (asset protection), voted to find the superintendent in compliance, and discussed whether the policy should explicitly reference records produced by artificial intelligence.
On May 12, 2025, the Northshore School District Board of Directors reviewed the superintendent's monitoring report for Parameter 13 (asset protection) and voted to find Superintendent Michael Tully in compliance with the policy.
The report, presented by Superintendent Michael Tully, summarized how the district maintains insurance coverage, limits unbonded personnel access to funds, manages liability exposure, preserves and disposes of records and reports on the status and condition of capital and technological assets. "I hereby present the monitoring report for parameter 13 in…
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