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Board discusses governance training, student voice and limited AI use in data work
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Board members requested more governance and data‑analysis training and discussed formalizing student rep input; administrators said they use AI tools such as ChatGPT and MagicSchool to assist data analysis but not to replace human review.
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Board members used the final agenda item to discuss governance training, data literacy for members, student voice and the district’s use of artificial intelligence for data analysis.
Speaker 12 proposed board data‑analysis training to make conversations more productive; administrators said the district has begun using AI tools (they mentioned a contract with ChatGPT and a platform called MagicSchool) to assist teachers and to analyze data as a complement to human review, not as a replacement. "We use ChatGPT... and there's an expectation that we do data analysis with AI to help with it — not as the only analysis, but to assist," Speaker 7 said.
Board members also discussed expanding the role of student board representatives. Several members who attended a recent workshop recommended monthly student updates and clearer written guidance about representatives' responsibilities; the board agreed to pilot formats and bring student voice into the work session schedule in the new year.
Members also discussed policy review cycles and meeting structure, including options to solicit broader public feedback (surveys were suggested) and to coordinate a two‑year calendar with City Council for joint meetings and planning.
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