KANSAS CITY, Kan. (KCTV) – Metro school districts are establishing rules for artificial intelligence use in the classroom as a new school year gets underway — and an AI-focused school company is now assessing whether Kansas City could support a future campus.
Shawnee Mission, Olathe and Kansas City, Kansas, public schools are each taking steps to guide how students and staff use AI tools — with a shared focus on preventing cheating and protecting student data.
Shawnee Mission School District leaders said the goal is not to ban AI but to set rules that allow it to support learning without letting students use it to skip the work. The district’s school board met Monday night to discuss how teachers and students should use the technology…