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Students from All 50 States Produce National Framework for AI in America's Schools

Aug 3, 2026National, United States

At a July youth AI festival, student delegates approved a K-12 proposal calling for AI literacy instruction, limits on AI-generated assignments, student privacy protections and human review.

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AASA, The School Superintendents Association

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