A sweeping policy change will restrict artificial intelligence tools for younger students, imposing a full one-year ban on AI use for all students from pre-kindergarten through eighth grade. Meanwhile, high school students will see limited access to AI applications, though specific guidelines on what constitutes "limited" use remain unclear. The decision follows growing concerns over the ethical implications and developmental appropriateness of AI in early education. Parents and educators are likely to debate whether the restrictions strike the right balance between preparing students for a tech-driven future and protecting their learning environment.


Students pre-K through 8th grade will face a one-year blanket ban while high school students will have limited AI use available.