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Parents and residents press Radnor board to correct Jan. 16 message and strengthen AI and student-safety policies
Summary
At the Feb. 24 Radnor Township School District board meeting, public commenters accused the district of minimizing an AI-generated, nonconsensual-image incident involving students and asked the board to correct its Jan. 16 email. The board pledged policy reviews, handbook updates and educational programming while citing minors' privacy limits.
Public commenters at the Radnor Township School District board meeting on Feb. 24 urged the board to correct a Jan. 16 district email about an incident involving AI-generated, nonconsensual imagery of a student and to strengthen policies and communications.
Morgan Dorfman, a Wayne resident, told the board the incident “involved criminal conduct” and accused some community leaders of spreading misinformation or downplaying the harms. Dorfman said silence and inconsistent messaging “does not protect children” and urged the board to choose “leadership over silence.”
Audrey Greenberg, a Radnor resident, described a…
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