Define acceptable and disclosed use
A school policy should state when AI tools are allowed, when disclosure is required, and which assignments must be completed without generative assistance.
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A practical school AI policy template for disclosure, acceptable AI use, AI detection review, false-positive safeguards, and student appeals.
Open core guideA school policy should state when AI tools are allowed, when disclosure is required, and which assignments must be completed without generative assistance.
Detector results should start a review process, not automatically prove misconduct. Teachers should compare passage evidence with drafts, citations, prompt requirements, and student context.
The template should include a response path for short samples, translated work, second-language writing, templates, and other false-positive patterns before any formal action.
It should cover acceptable AI use, disclosure rules, assignment-specific restrictions, detection review steps, evidence requirements, appeal options, and how teachers document decisions.
No. A detector flag should trigger review with context, drafts, citations, reviewer notes, and policy guidance before any high-stakes academic integrity decision.