CARY, N.C. (WTVD) -- Wake County school board is set to address several topics during its Tuesday meeting.

Board members will discuss how artificial intelligence is transforming education, how it is being used in schools, and the development of key policies surrounding AI in the largest district in the state.

Another major focus of the meeting is the development of a policy allowing parents to exercise religious exemptions.

This follows state lawmakers overturning Governor Roy Cooper's veto of a bill granting parents the right to withdraw their children from topics such as LGBTQ history and the theory of evolution.

Under the proposed guidelines, parents would need to submit written requests specifying how the instruction conflicts with their child's religious beliefs. If approved, stu

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