Graves County High School’s council approved adding caffeine pouches to the school discipline matrix, with the same consequences as nicotine pouches or similar tobacco products.
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The Board approved 2026-27 student handbooks for Argillite Elementary, Greysbranch Elementary, McKell Elementary, McKell Middle, Greenup County School of Innovation, and Greenup County High School, along with the district behavior and discipline code.
Policy requires district procedures for safe, secure, responsible AI and generative-AI use, including privacy, ethics, and academic-integrity safeguards.
Policy 09.4261 requires school-based rules that prohibit student personal telecommunications-device use throughout the school day, subject to specified emergency and administrative-procedure exceptions.
Current Policy 08.2323 places generative AI within the district's electronic-media access rules and requires compliant, authorized use of district technology and networks.
Policy 08.2323 directs the district to maintain procedures for emerging technologies, including AI, that address safety, data privacy, ethics and appropriate uses compared with cheating or plagiarism.
On August 10, the board approved first reading of policy 03.1233, with an effective date of August 12, 2026. A prior July discussion described a proposed 30-day paid maternity leave that would not draw from sick leave.
Policy 08.2323 requires regularly updated procedures governing AI and generative AI, including student safety, data privacy, ethical practices and appropriate versus inappropriate use.
Policy 08.2323 requires procedures for safe, secure and responsible AI use, including student safety, data privacy, ethics and the distinction between inspiration and cheating.
Policy 08.2323 requires procedures for safe, secure and responsible AI and generative-AI use, including student safety, data privacy, ethics and inspiration-versus-cheating distinctions.
Policy 08.2323, amended July 27, 2026 under Order V.B., requires maintained procedures for safe and responsible AI use, privacy and ethical safeguards, regular review, and guidance distinguishing inspiration from cheating or plagiarism. It also governs traceable communications. It does not establish deployment of a particular AI product.
Frankfort Independent’s current electronic-media policy requires district procedures for safe, secure and responsible use of AI and generative-AI features.
The board adopted 2026-27 student handbooks for every named school, the district discipline code, annual policy updates, and a trauma-informed care plan.
The current electronic-media policy requires procedures for safe, secure and responsible uses of artificial intelligence and other emerging technologies.
The current electronic-media policy requires procedures for safe, secure and responsible uses of artificial intelligence and other emerging technologies.
Policy 08.2323 requires district procedures addressing appropriate and inappropriate uses of AI and other emerging technologies, including safety, privacy, ethics, inspiration, cheating and plagiarism.
Current Policy 08.2323 requires procedures for safe, secure and responsible use of artificial intelligence, AI-enhanced tools and generative AI, including guidance on student safety, privacy, ethics and appropriate use.
After first readings in June, the board approved the district's 2026-27 policy and procedure updates and the student handbooks for Lincoln Elementary and Dayton High School.
Current policy 08.2323 directs safe and responsible use of artificial intelligence and emerging technology and says submitting AI-generated work as one’s own may constitute cheating or plagiarism.
District procedures must address safe, secure and responsible use of emerging technologies, including generative AI, student privacy, ethics and appropriate use compared with cheating or plagiarism.