An AI draft, a deadline, and a family-facing message that has to be right. It plays out a little differently depending on where you sit — the standard underneath doesn't. Pick the seat closest to yours.
Scenario
The Drafted Letter
Takeaway
The Drafted Letter
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Closing Checkpoint
Before you're done
Three quick checks. These are the same whichever seat you picked — the standard doesn't change with the role.
Agree or disagree — and why, in one line to yourself?
A colleague says: "If the AI's writing sounds confident and professional, that's a good sign it's accurate."
True or false?
"Once you've personally verified an AI-drafted communication is accurate, that's always enough — no further sign-off is needed before it goes out district-wide."
Pick one. An AI assistant drafts a family letter that reads perfectly and matches your own understanding of the policy. What's the right next step before sending?
Complete
3/3 — Case closed
You held the human review standard cleanly at every step.
This isn't the last time you'll see this topic — a short refresher will show up later in the school year to help it stick.