A working framework for policy your board can approve and your teachers can actually use. Not a ban list. A decision framework you can defend.
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Draft it on screen
Six questions, about ten minutes, and you leave with a policy draft written in your own district's terms. It builds as you answer, ready to copy into your board template.
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The complete nine-page framework as a PDF, including the board-preparation appendix: the six questions you will be asked, with answers. Sent by me, personally.
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The four questions a board member will ask
Every AI policy conversation eventually arrives here. A policy that cannot answer all four is not finished.
What is AI allowed to touch, and what is it not?
Who, by name, is accountable when the output is wrong?
What happens to student data, and where does it go?
When do we look at this again?
Katie Page, M.Ed. is a working Instructional Technology Coordinator who has led AI enablement across seven high schools for more than 15,000 students and staff, and wrote AI Blueprint for Schools on the strength of that rollout work.
Both the tool and the template are built the way policy gets built in the field: start from what the board will ask, name the accountable human at every decision point, and keep the tool list out of the policy so it survives the next product cycle.