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Board adopts Board Policy 200 series, including AI acceptable-use provisions
Summary
Trustees unanimously adopted revisions to the Board Policy 200 series, including an AI acceptable-use policy; trustees and members of the public emphasized the need for human oversight and clarity on classroom use and training for parents and staff.
The Board adopted revisions to the Board Policy 200 series, which include an AI acceptable‑use component, by a 7-0 vote.
Superintendent Frankie Alvarado introduced the policy changes and Assistant Director Amy Kidman-Delaney spoke about protections for inclusive education students; Director of Technology Jared Rex said staff are working on implementation and that Gemini has been allowed within the district domain. Parents urged caution and human oversight: Adrienne Sawyer said "human oversight and accountability is crucial," and an online commenter, Terilyn Marino, thanked the Board for creating an AI policy and urged limits. Trustee Markus Zinke suggested classroom checks such as in‑class writing assignments to provide a basis for comparing AI-generated work. Trustee Jansen moved to approve the Board Policy 200 series; the motion passed 7-0.
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