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Students and community groups plan young womens leadership conference; student council begins AI-in-education policy work
Summary
GEMS (Girls Empowered Means Success) and VIP Haverhill will host a free Young Women's Leadership Conference March 21 for 100 girls in grades 812 at Northern Essex Community College's Haverhill campus; Haverhill High School Student Advisory Council said it will research an AI-use policy for the district.
Representatives from VIP (Violence Intervention and Prevention) Haverhill and the Haverhill High GEMS program told the School Committee on March 13 that they will host a free Young Women's Leadership Conference on March 21 at the Northern Essex Community College Haverhill campus for up to 100 girls in grades 8 through 12.
Organizers said the conference will include keynote speaker Luz Fraser, career-exploration tables (including CTE representation), panels, breakout sessions on money management, self-care and mental health, and networking with local women leaders. Lunch will be provided at no cost to attendees. The mayor was named among local inspirational women who would participate.
The student advisory council reported that student leaders plan to research and propose an AI-use policy for Haverhill High School intended to balance innovation and instructional needs. Student representative David Martinez said the council will…
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