Poorly implemented systems may be putting your most vulnerable students at risk, new research suggests. Here's some advice.

North Dakota educators say artificial intelligence helps save time on lesson planning and grading, allowing more focus on students. Districts are offering training and guidelines to ensure AI is used responsibly as a support tool, not a replacement.

District leaders must vet purpose-built AI solutions that aim to meet whatever gaps exist in their schools—including student mental health.

Amid the current landscape of scarcity, some superintendents are investing in a future where the best teacher may not be located in their zip code.