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Northwestern Lehigh SD presents AI policy, integrity scale and vetting criteria for classroom use
Summary
District technology staff presented an AI philosophy, an "AI integrity scale" for classroom assignments, use guidelines and a K–12 AI skills plan; staff flagged data-privacy vetting and a phased rollout of approved tools.
At a Northwestern Lehigh SD board meeting, district technology staff presented an AI policy package that includes an AI philosophy, an "AI integrity scale" for classroom assignments, districtwide use guidelines and an essential-skills plan to introduce AI literacy from early elementary grades through high school.
District leaders said the materials are intended to ensure AI tools enhance instruction without replacing teacher-led learning. The presentation described a color-coded integrity scale that teachers will use on assignments to indicate whether AI is prohibited (level red), limited (yellow) or broadly permitted for a stated purpose (green), and to communicate required student accountability measures.
Staff told the board the integrity scale and accompanying…
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