Board flags student-privacy concerns, calls for clearer surveillance and AI governance
Trustees spent an extended portion of the meeting urging clearer board policy on cameras, vendor data, retention, and limits on analytics; a board member urged restricting biometric or facial-recognition usage without explicit board approval and recommended annual reporting and improved public disclosures.
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Trustees devoted a lengthy discussion on June 22 to surveillance, student privacy and emerging technologies after placing an item on the agenda that encompassed AI, instructional technology and privacy. Board member Dr. Fox led the conversation, urging the board to codify limits on how the district uses camera feeds, third‑party analytics and student-device monitoring.
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