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We spend much of our careers trying to become better leaders. Perhaps part of that pursuit is becoming less attached to the ...

School leaders must determine who can use AI, how parents will be informed, what happens when a family declines participation and whether staff can intervene when the technology behaves unexpectedly.

Washington's agenda will remain largely unaltered, says one expert. What's happening in your state is far more consequential.

Educators may argue the word "crisis" is overused in education, but unfortunately many real crises necessitate a response from district and school leaders in real time.

"The choice isn't AI or no AI. It's guided or ungoverned AI," says this district leader, who has a solid strategy for integration.