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Lockport Township High School District 205 holds first reading of artificial intelligence guidelines; vote set for June 15
Summary
Technology staff presented a first reading of AI guidelines required by the state by July 1, 2026; Superintendent McBride said the board will vote on the guidelines on June 15 and the draft is posted online.
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The Lockport Township High School District 205 Board received a first reading of proposed artificial intelligence guidelines from technology staff on May 18, Superintendent Bob McBride said.
McBride introduced the item as a first reading delivered by Matt Dusterhoff and colleagues in the district technology department, noting, "Yes, AI is coming to schools. We're required by the state on 07/01/2026 to have AI guidelines both for our students and for our staff." He said the draft guidelines are available online and a board vote is scheduled for June 15.
The transcript records the first reading and the compliance date cited by McBride; it does not include the text of the proposed guidelines or the exact changes they would make to classroom or staff policies.

