Artificial Intelligence

We bring to you the five most popular articles of 2025, allowing you to reconnect with the stories that inspired superintendents' decision-making amid one of the most tumultuous years for public education.

Not every district has written AI guidance. But many can share innovative strategies to get the most out of the technology.

A draft executive order would block states from regulating AI, despite the passage of sweeping measures to protect students from harmful AI-generated content.

The new AI teaching assistant serves only your district, restricting the chatbot from using district data to train its model.

"The most effective guidelines encourage critical thinking, center the human decision-making and allow for nuance," says Ken Shelton, an edtech thought leader and featured speaker at the 2026 Future of Education Technology Conference.

With the help of their students, districts are warming up to the idea that AI can enhance learning and instruction.