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Parents, students press Radnor committee for mandatory Title IX screening and stronger response to AI deepfakes
Summary
At a May 5 Radnor Township School Board policy committee meeting, parents and student representatives urged the district to add mandatory Title IX screening, central-office escalation, digital-evidence preservation, and victim-centered interim measures to administrative regulations addressing AI-generated sexualized images involving students.
At a May 5 policy committee meeting, parents, students and committee members urged the Radnor Township School District to beef up implementation measures in proposed administrative regulations for harassment, cyberbullying and Title IX-related incidents involving AI-generated sexualized imagery.
Audrey Greenberg, a Radnor resident who spoke during both the live and recorded comment periods, told the committee the ARs "do not fix the most serious problem, which is implementation," and asked for five concrete changes before the regulations move forward. Greenberg asked the district to require immediate Title IX coordinator screening, central-office escalation so cases do not remain at the building level, clear timelines for intake and investigation, a digital evidence-preservation protocol and victim-centered supportive measures including no-contact directives and counseling.
The committee and administration…
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