Three Rivers board holds first reading of AI-use policy, plans teacher and student training
The Three Rivers Fulton School District Board of Education heard a first reading of proposed policy DBEC on artificial intelligence use, discussed a committee-developed "stoplight" tool for approved AI, and signaled plans for training and family outreach; no vote was taken.
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The Three Rivers Fulton School District Board of Education on Feb. 11 held a first reading of proposed policy DBEC, which would establish procedures for vetting, approving and monitoring artificial-intelligence tools used in classrooms and to protect staff and student data.
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