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Superintendent reports district AI training, Safe Routes to School updates and successful first day
Summary
Superintendent Dr. Stu Cameron told the board that Dr. Dina Tallis completed AI coursework and provided professional development to instructional staff; he also updated the board on Safe Routes to School, athletic improvements and said the first day of school went well.
Superintendent Dr. Stu Cameron updated the Imlay City Board of Education on Aug. 25 on several operational items, starting with the district's implementation of artificial intelligence tools in instruction.
Dr. Cameron said Dr. Dina Tallis completed required coursework and is now certified in AI and has provided professional development to all instructional staff. "Dr. Tallis has provided professional development around the topic to all instructional staff at ICS," Cameron said, and he thanked her "for her excellent work." The superintendent also reported updates to the Safe Routes to School initiative, athletic improvements at district facilities and described successes from the first day of school.
The board accepted the administrative update; no formal motions or votes accompanied the report. The superintendent's office will continue implementation and bring any policy or budget items to the board as needed.
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