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Wake County Schools previews generative AI policy after multi‑day workgroup
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District staff told the policy committee they convened a 50‑person workgroup and will bring a draft generative AI policy to the committee on June 25 addressing definitions, guiding principles, literacy and operational guardrails.
Dr. Robinson, a district administrator, told the Wake County Board of Education policy committee that the district has convened a multi‑stakeholder workgroup to draft a generative artificial intelligence policy for classroom and operational use. He said the group will present a draft to the policy committee on June 25.
The district convened about 50 participants—school leaders, teachers, teacher leaders, PTA and other community members—and ran four full working days, 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., to develop foundational knowledge, guiding principles and stakeholder resources that will inform the draft policy. Allison Reed, senior director for digital learning and libraries, said the group ranged from participants who had never used AI to others with paid subscriptions to multiple platforms.
District staff said the draft policy will include a board statement, definitions for “generative AI” and “AI literacy,” commitments and guiding principles, and…
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