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CCPS trainers emphasize ethics, responsible use and academic-integrity safeguards
Summary
District speakers at Jonesboro Middle School urged teaching both teachers and students how to use AI responsibly, acknowledging concerns about cheating and stressing instruction on pitfalls and safety.
Speakers at the Clayton County Public Schools training repeatedly emphasized responsible and ethical AI use for both teachers and students and framed the subject as part of broader STEM learning.
"People really struggle with thinking their students are gonna cheat. We have to teach students how to use it responsibly," Director (S1) said, framing that instruction on pitfalls and safety will be part of the work. Presenters emphasized that teacher training should cover not only how to prompt AI effectively but also how to set boundaries and maintain academic integrity.
The transcript captures explicit concern about cheating and repeated calls for responsible-use instruction, but it does not record specific district policies, honor-code changes, monitoring methods, or disciplinary procedures. Those details were not specified during the event.
