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Board approves 10 new technology and engineering classes; administration says no student-facing AI introduced
Summary
The board approved additions to the Pewaukee High School Technology & Engineering curriculum (10 classes) and administration confirmed the changes do not introduce district-supported AI tools for students.
Board members considered proposed additions to the high school Technology and Engineering curriculum, which administration said were posted on the district website for public review following an April preview. The changes would add ten new classes to take advantage of new STEAM space and equipment arising from the referendum projects.
Board members asked whether any artificial intelligence (AI) tools for students were being introduced as part of the curriculum changes. Administration responded, "Currently, we do not have any students using AI... we haven't opened any AI tools in school," and confirmed "nothing in the curriculum" will alter the district’s position of not supporting AI tools for students. The motion to approve the curriculum additions passed unanimously with one recorded abstention.
