School Policy
What are examples of school AI policies?
Strong examples spell out purpose, approved tools, when AI is allowed on assignments, how students disclose use, privacy limits, and how the school will review the policy. Weak examples only ban AI or copy a vendor FAQ.
Useful school AI policy examples share a pattern. They say why the school is using AI, list approved tools, define student and teacher responsibilities, set academic-integrity and disclosure rules, cover privacy and safety, and name an owner plus a review date.
What good examples include
Assignment levels (for example: no AI, AI with disclosure, AI as a tutor). Age bands that match how elementary, middle, and high school actually work. A short family summary in plain language. Clear steps when a student misuses a tool or when an output is unsafe.
What to avoid
A one-line ban with no teaching plan. Policies that only address teachers’ lesson planning and ignore student use. Copy-paste from a consumer chatbot terms page. Invented compliance badges. Examples should be composites you adapt — not another district’s name used as if it were yours.
Use the AI policy guide and template to draft sections, then run them past leadership and counsel before you publish.