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Committee weighs AI umbrella policy; staff told to craft building‑level rules for classrooms
Summary
Superintendent described an 'umbrella' AI policy to be adopted at the board level, with building handbooks to include site‑specific academic‑honesty and AI use language; committee members asked staff to prepare handbook drafts for second reading after board guidance.
Superintendent told the committee that the proposed AI policy would act as a broad district‑level framework and that building administrators would translate that into handbook language for elementary, junior high and high schools. He said the junior high and high school already have academic‑honesty language covering cheating and that staff would work with teachers to craft specifics after the first reading.
The superintendent warned against a blanket ban: "I would strongly recommend against that in today's program," and suggested the district adopt an umbrella policy and then let building leaders and teachers adapt the language to local instructional needs. The committee asked staff to return with draft handbook language for the second reading cycle.
