School Committee finds no Open Meeting Law violation; authorizes response to complaint
School Committee finds no Open Meeting Law violation in executive session posting. The Committee voted unanimously on a motion by Ms. Christina Bryant, seconded by Ms. Katherine Jackson, to conclude that no violation occurred related to the December 15, 2025, agenda posting and authorized
School Committee · Meeting of February 7, 2026
PLYMOUTH — School Committee finds no Open Meeting Law violation in executive session posting. The Committee voted unanimously on a motion by Ms. Christina Bryant, seconded by Ms.
Katherine Jackson, to conclude that no violation occurred related to the December 15, 2025, agenda posting and authorized Superintendent Dr. Christopher Campbell to submit a formal response to complainant Patrick Higgins and file it with the Office of the Attorney General by the statutory deadline. Ms.
Joli Boucher, technology coordinator, presented the district's AI initiatives, highlighting Gemini for Schools' privacy safeguards, content filtering, and voluntary teacher adoption, with Superintendent Dr. Campbell stressing that AI enhances rather than replaces education.
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Source: the School Committee meeting of February 7, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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