La Mesa-Spring Valley School District
32.765115214314086, -117.02250949557592
David Feliciano
The more we can involve their children, the more parents want to come
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NOLA Public Schools
29.929031738768536, -90.02085196206862
Dr. Avis Williams
Social media is not all bad
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Arcadia Unified School District
34.138385484535256, -118.02339099468006
Greg Gazanian
We recognize social media as a vehicle for them to communicate
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El Rancho Unified School District
33.9947888385637, -118.08088925663772
Dr. Marco Villegas
They get a little bit of inspiration through ChatGPT
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Rockwood School District R6
38.510302026890415, -90.62405074449713
Curtis Cain
ChatGPT can lead to shortcuts or deeper levels of cognition
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Kuna Joint School District #3
43.49744367083601, -116.40468007828606
Kim Bekkedahl
There are so many things you can do as a family together
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Elko County School District
40.840162426001164, -115.7670110037101
Clayton J. Anderson
AI can enhance what goes on in the classroom
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Humboldt County School District
40.80156354082849, -124.14858200112918
Michael Davis-Hughes
Trust your teachers to make good choices for your child in the classroom
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Albuquerque Public Schools
35.10288329471692, -106.57248936901328
Scott Elder
We're trying not to be afraid of the future
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Buckeye Union High School District
33.375165529608154, -112.57702609573896
Scott Warner
Teens Need More From You Than They Did as First Graders
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Cave Creek Unified School District
33.786108523204824, -111.95326026953305
Bill Dolezal
If we know bad people hurt kids, we keep them out of our schools
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Mesa Public Schools
33.41474361624342, -111.8292325762888
Dr. Andi Fourlis
When you create your brand, you need to know where you're going
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Mesa Public Schools
33.41474361624342, -111.8292325762888
Lacy Chaffee
Make sure our kids are being creators, not just consumers
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Ogden City School District
41.2319877380371, -111.9584479898514
Luke Rasmussen
It's about equipping kids to use social media in a productive way
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Casa Grande Elementary School District
32.90937305214398, -111.75411774429084
Dr. Adam Leckie
We allow students to have a voice
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Granite School District
40.716321712734306, -111.88965978465681
Benjamin Horsley
We need to break the habit of reaching for our phones
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Tooele County School District
40.530649998997184, -112.34895157403888
Dr. Mark Ernst
Our high schools have student section social media accounts
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Coeur d'Alene School District
47.697971370430096, -116.80552474127845
Dr. Shon Hocker
We've got to walk the walk and talk the talk. Our kids are always watching.
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Mountain Home School District #193
43.13486792316408, -115.6944765314446
James Gilbert
I think it's the hardest time in history to be a student
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West Ada School District
43.5960574495198, -116.37727203714913
Dr. Derek Bub
When you're on social media, we need to look both ways
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Madison School District #321
43.827173416624, -111.78568308355602
Randy Lords
You can tell that they're tired and they're not prepared for the school day
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Harrison School District Two
38.79746624557209, -104.81133787716381
Dr. Wendy Birhanzel
We have social influencers within our students
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Needham Elementary School
39.49048822712161, -86.06343413199252
Dylan Purlee
Not everything on ChatGPT is valid or factual
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St. Vrain Valley Schools
40.155560500387224, -105.1071320790927
Michelle Bourgeois
Digital literacy is not an event, it's embracing a habit
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Corpus Christi ISD
27.796331080651665, -97.39612830107463
Dr. Roland Hernandez
We're not only teaching students, but also parents
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