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Board reverses prior HIB finding, adopts generative AI policy and approves consent agenda items
Summary
The Cherry Hill Board reversed a prior HIB finding for incident 302621 after executive session, approved multiple consent items across curriculum, finance and HR (including a not‑to‑exceed professional development resolution), and adopted a generative AI policy and revisions to policy 2422.
Alongside the tentative budget vote, the Cherry Hill Board took several other actions on March 24.
The board added resolution 16.4 and voted to reverse a previously founded harassment/intimidation/bullying (HIB) finding for incident number 302621 following an executive‑session hearing; the board instructed that the parents or guardians of the affected pupil receive the written decision and information on appeal rights.
The consent agenda carried multiple items across curriculum and instruction (13.x), business and finance (14.2–14.8) and personnel (15.x). Board members discussed a not‑to‑exceed professional development amount that reflects current budget lines; administrators said CHASA (the administrators’ association) has contractually negotiated professional learning allotments that are part of these calculations.
The board also adopted revisions to policy 2422 and the district’s first generative AI policy after a multi‑month review process. Board members described the AI policy as a starting point and said administration will develop an operational AI plan for day‑to‑day use and training.
Several board members used their closing remarks to praise arts and extracurricular programs across the district and to highlight the board’s ongoing policy work.
