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Board approves 2026–27 scholar code with AI guidance and restorative emphasis
Summary
After a staff presentation and board Q&A about alignment with TEA and classroom use of AI, the board unanimously approved the 2026–27 Scholar Code of Character, Conduct and Support, emphasizing restorative practices and clarified sections for scholars with special needs.
William Stubbs, Senior Director of Well‑Being, presented the proposed 2026–27 scholar code and walked the board through highlighted changes. "This year, you actually see the changes," Stubbs said while noting the code includes new guidance on AI-related misconduct and updated language for students with 504 plans. Board members asked whether the code was dictated by the Texas Education Agency or adopted locally; Stubbs said the network translates state expectations into its operational code.
After questions from board members about classroom AI use and parent communication, Justin Stade moved to approve the code "as presented." The motion was seconded and the chair announced the motion "passes unanimously." Staff said translated family versions and guidance materials will be posted and distributed prior to the next school year.
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