AI Super Summit

The question is no longer whether leaders will use AI, or whether they know how to use the tools. It’s whether they are building the judgment, systems and culture to use AI intentionally in the everyday work of leading schools. 

The policy is still being written. The pressure is already here. This Summit is where your team builds the judgment to lead through both.

AI is moving into many corners of district decision-making, and most district leaders are being asked to lead through it without a playbook. This Summit isn't about learning how to use another tool. It's about strengthening the judgment that decides how any tool gets used — and building that judgment together, as a team, on a real challenge you're trying to overcome in your district.

By the end of this Summit, leaders will be able to:

1. Exercise judgment over AI policy timing and shape: deciding when and if their district is ready to formalize an approach, what that approach should include, and how their community's context should shape it.
2. Build a shared decision-making language with their team so choices about AI stay grounded in human leadership judgment and community trust.
3. Apply a judgment framework to AI-assisted decisions: knowing when to trust an output, when to challenge it, and when to change course.
4. Identify their district's current position on the AI-adoption spectrum and lead confidently from wherever that is.
5. Turn an actionable district challenge into a concrete solution, using AI as a sidekick to your team’s expertise.

Bring one, two, three members of your cabinet or your school sites. Leave with a plan you know you can implement to start off 2027.