Artificial Intelligence

K-12 has a new credibility problem: Future readiness

Americans' confidence in K-12 education has fallen to its lowest point in nearly 30 years. But the bigger challenge for superintendents is redefining student success.

The not-so-new AI skills that can earn your students careers

Durable skills remain an essential component of AI literacy, says one expert. Here's how to help students stand out.

New York City, L.A. schools say no AI for a year

New York City Public Schools Chancellor Kamar Samuels says the goal is to ensure students develop critical thinking and interpersonal skills before they graduate. 

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Here’s how districts aim to prevent tech overload

Screen time is now the biggest threat to student success. Officials are betting on bell-to-bell bans to reverse academic declines.

Are We Preparing Students for an AI-Driven World?

Date & Time: Thursday, September 24, 2026 at 2 p.m.

Drawing on new research and conversations with K–12 educators and district leaders, this 30-minute Ed Talk will explore what AI readiness really looks like in today’s schools by answering the question: How can districts establish thoughtful approaches to AI use, equip educators with ongoing training and support, and ensure students are prepared to think critically in a world increasingly influenced by AI?   

To curb cheating with AI, educators resort to the fundamentals

Denmark's high school students will verbally defend all written assignments amid global concerns about overuse of tech in schools.

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Why it’s important for teachers to play with AI

Districts that give teachers "time to play" with AI, though, can start to close the literacy gap that exists between teachers and their students.

Here’s a realistic way to introduce AI in elementary school

Dr. Dustin Nadler knows why some students give up on science before finishing elementary school, and it has nothing to do with intelligence.

How AI is influencing leaders’ edtech purchasing decisions

The responsibility for vetting these "seamless" AI tools frequently falls on overwhelmed IT departments or top-level administrators who may lack pedagogical expertise.

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What will it take for AI to win educator trust?

Teachers won't trust a tool they don't understand, says one technology director. Here's some advice from the field.

Students didn’t use a free AI tutor. Human support changed that

AI-powered tutoring alone doesn't improve learning outcomes—unless a teacher is there to help guide and support the student.

Is AI innovation moving too fast for comfort?

College graduates are now booing commencement speakers praising AI. Digital literacy initiatives at the K12 level can help.

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Teachers are using AI. Just not for instruction

Teachers now believe that AI will have a greater impact on education than the internet or computers.

AI & the automobile: How we make revolutionary tech safe

Somewhere in our classrooms right now sits the future engineer who will design safer AI systems. Somewhere sits the future legislator who will shape regulatory policy.

Why students are leading this district’s AI strategy

Students are piloting new edtech and sharing ideas for how AI is used in this New York district. 

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Here’s what the most AI-advanced districts have in common

The most AI-advanced school districts are using the technology to improve instructional practices, not reinvent them.

Both sides of the political aisle are now calling for screen time limits

Schools should adopt bell-to-bell cell phone bans, according to a new advisory from Health and Human Services.

Here are states’ 3 highest priorities in developing AI policy

States are confronting AI’s potential downsides, particularly its implications for jobs, data privacy and student well-being.

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In age of AI, cybersecurity remains top tech issue

A majority of tech leaders warn they don't have enough staff or funding to protect their districts.

AI schools are the latest entrant in postsecondary readiness reform

The new model of schooling drastically streamlines instruction to prioritize hands-on, real-world workshops and projects.

AI in schools: The conversations leaders aren’t having yet

AI doesn’t have a uniform job description in K–12 leadership. The districts that recognize that will be the ones that move from integration to transformation.

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How to maximize edtech–while regulating screen time

Educators should judge edtech by engagement and learning outcomes rather than how much time students spend in front of screens, one expert argues.

What 19th century tech reveals about AI in schools

As steam engines became more efficient, the expectation was that coal consumption would decline. Instead, the opposite occurred.

Why schools should worry about the AI-adoption gap

Districts are under pressure from multiple directions: rapid student adoption, thin policy infrastructure, undertrained teachers, and a tightening pipeline of specialized talent.

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New research tracks AI’s early footprint on graduate employment

Entry-level hiring into AI-impacted occupations has dropped 14% for workers under 25 since ChatGPT launched.

Which side is right about the future of AI in education?

Teachers won't be replaced by "humanoid robots." Instead, we'll see a balance of human-led instruction with tailored AI assistance.

How to gain a competitive advantage in tech grants

New funding rule aims to prepare students and teachers for an AI-driven workforce.

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Restricting AI is not the long-term answer, expert says

AI isn’t the threat—leaders’ instincts to restrict it may be. Here's how to get students and educators on board.

3 trends emerge as states race to regulate AI in K12

Lawmakers are moving to integrate AI literacy and ethics training into computer science classes and expand graduation requirements.

Q&A: A leader must now possess these tech skills

Here's how you can upskill at the pace of tech innovation, says one edtech expert.

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The White House predicts AI’s new role in education. Is it accurate?

First lady Melania Trump predicts humanoid robots will soon provide personalized instruction.

Using AI isn’t cheating, according to students

Students say it's OK for AI to explain homework assignments, but maybe not to edit essays.

Why AI education debates focus on a false choice

For many schools and the educators leading them, the framing of AI adoption as primarily a tool usage issue has already been left behind.

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Sal Khan: Regulating screen time is ‘common sense’

Leaders can expand social media restrictions to clubs and extracurriculars. The Khan Academy founder explains why.

Here are the AI tools you’re missing out on

These three AI tools will help you become a better write, stronger researcher and understand complex topics.