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Artificial intelligence policy sent for first reading; committee expects community feedback
Summary
The subcommittee moved the draft artificial intelligence policy to the full school committee for first reading and discussed posting redlines for public comment; members acknowledged the policy is new and may be scheduled as a separate agenda item for fuller discussion.
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Chair Lisa Martin introduced a new artificial intelligence policy and said it would be sent out for a first reading. "It is going out for a 1st reading," Lisa Martin said, noting that they anticipate community feedback and that the policy might be pulled as a standalone agenda item at the full school committee meeting for additional discussion.
The committee formally moved and approved sending the AI policy to the full school committee for first reading later that evening. Members emphasized the expectation of feedback during the three-week posting period and asked staff to share any community submissions with the policy subcommittee for possible edits before adoption.

