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Superintendent West outlines AI policy start, reviews SB 765 and AB 1224

Colusa County Board of Education · September 10, 2025
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Superintendent Michael West said CCOE staff began work on an artificial intelligence policy and summarized legislation including SB 765 (temporary CalSTRS post-retirement earnings changes) and AB 1224 (proposed 60-day substitute assignment allowance). He also highlighted regional planning and literacy outreach.

Superintendent Michael West updated the board on staff activity and regional coordination, saying CCOE participated in the CSR 3 annual planning meeting and the Head Start Policy Council. West said the K12HSN meeting included discussions on the impact of artificial intelligence and that Alex Evans held a meeting earlier that day to begin development of a CCOE AI policy.

West reviewed several legislative items affecting local schools. He described SB 765 as a measure "aimed at addressing the teacher shortage by temporarily increasing the California State Teachers' Retirement System (CalSTRS) post-retirement earnings limit and waiving the 180-day waiting period for retired teachers to return to the classroom." He also noted AB 1224 as a pending bill to allow an authorized substitute teacher to serve in one assignment for up to 60 cumulative days. West also referenced the Footsteps to Brilliance (F2B) Executive Report and thanked the ALFA team for literacy outreach.

The board recorded these updates for its monthly superintendent’s report; no board action was taken on the legislative items during the meeting.

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