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Willamina SD 30J trustees review draft AI policy; questions on discipline and classroom use
Summary
The board reviewed a draft AI policy adapted from another district and debated consistent disciplinary measures for AI misuse, law-enforcement referral for generated inappropriate content, and how to include AI in acceptable-use and student handbooks; staff emphasized dynamic administrative regulations and training.
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District administrators presented a draft AI policy adapted from another district and proposed that any detailed, operational rules be handled through administrative regulations that can change as technology evolves. Trustees and attendees raised concerns about consequences for misuse and consistent disciplinary responses across classrooms.
Board member (Speaker 6) asked, "what is the disciplinary action for misuse of AI?" and noted concerns that inconsistent teacher responses could disadvantage students. Administrators said responses would often resemble existing plagiarism procedures (conversations, opportunities to redo work, or loss of credit depending on evidence and grade level) but also suggested adding AI language to acceptable-use policies and parent notifications.
The superintendent urged teacher training and cautioned about a one-size-fits-all approach given rapidly changing AI tools; staff recommended an AR (administrative regulation) to set operational rules behind a general policy. Trustees asked that the student handbook and plagiarism rules be updated to explicitly include AI and asked for a consistent set of discipline guidelines to be presented to the board.

