Schools add AI rules to digital use policy
The Holliston School Committee voted to add AI-specific language to its digital use policy and heard new concerns about chronic student parking near the high school.
School Committee · Meeting of May 28, 2026
HOLLISTON — The Holliston School Committee voted to add AI-specific language to its digital use policy and heard new concerns about chronic student parking near the high school. Select Board Chair Ben Farrell told members that residents on March Road, Robin Hill Road and Greenview Road have dealt with 30 to 40 cars crowding their streets for several years, calling it close to "a public safety issue"; the matter returns to the Select Board June 8. The committee also honored retired Assistant Superintendent Keith Boudet with the state association's $1,500 John F.
Conway Distinguished Service Award, and approved a 0.8 FTE French teacher position, a new data specialist job posting and stipend factors for 10 high school clubs. Outgoing Assistant Superintendent of Student Services Dr. Cataldo reported seven of 17 bullying investigations this year were confirmed as bullying and projected $508,000 in special education tuition savings over four years.
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Source: the School Committee meeting of May 28, 2026, reported from the official video recording and transcript.
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