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Montclair proposes districtwide rules for generative AI use

Montclair Public School District · Sep 16, 2026

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MONTCLAIR, N.J. - Secretary Homeland Security Jeh Johnson delivers the commencement address to the Montclair High School graduating class of 2016 in a ceremony held in Montclair, New Jersey, June 23, 2016. Secretary Johnson delivered words of encouragement to the more than 450 students and audience of more than 1,800 friends, family and faculty members.  Official DHS photo by Jetta Disco.
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What happened

The Board is scheduled to take a first reading of Policy 2365, Acceptable Use of Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI), which would govern AI use by all students, teachers, administrators and professional staff in any district setting or context.

Why it matters to families

The proposed policy would establish districtwide guardrails for classroom and staff use of AI, including academic-integrity expectations, citation or documentation of AI-generated content, privacy and accuracy concerns, and a district AI Plan covering permitted staff uses in grading, assignments, assessments and instruction.

The evidence

Official first-read policy packet 85798, Policy 2365, pages 1-3: the policy applies to all students and staff, requires compliance with an AI Plan including citation/documentation methods, and directs the plan to address staff use in grading, feedback, assignments, assessments and instruction. The September 16 agenda lists it under amended first reading of policies, so this is proposed rather than final.

The source

September 16, 2026 - Board Workshop Meeting 3 Item(s): Amended Policy Packet first read for BOE 91626 MTG

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