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Claymont board adopts package of policy updates including AI, NIL and food-purchase restriction
Summary
The board approved a package of policy changes on March 9, including a new Artificial Intelligence policy, a NIL/Personal Branding Rights policy, a prohibition on purchase of certain foods, and rescinded two older policies.
The Claymont City School District Board of Education approved multiple policy updates at its March 9 meeting. Among the items approved were Policy 6.08 (Artificial Intelligence), Policy 7.38 (NIL/Personal Branding Rights — new), and Policy 8.26 (Prohibition Against Purchase of Certain Foods — new). The packet also included revisions to procedures for Board of Education meetings (Policy 1.15) and policies on academic acceleration (Policy 6.01).
The board rescinded Policy 9.22 (Loss of Driving Privileges) and Policy 9.27 (Prohibition and Reporting of Sexual Abuse). The approval was part of a superintendent-recommended package; the minutes list each policy by number and description but do not include the full text changes. The board did not provide additional detail in the minutes about implementation timelines for the new policies.
