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Lockport 205 outlines two‑year effort to harness artificial intelligence for students
Summary
The district technology director and colleagues presented roughly two years of work to develop tools to 'harness artificial intelligence' for students; Superintendent McBride described AI as an important technology with transformative potential for education.
Superintendent Dr. Bob McBride introduced a presentation by district technology staff on Lockport Township High School District 205’s work to understand and use artificial intelligence.
McBride said Matt Dusterhoff, the district’s director of technology, joined by Megan Nelligan and Kate Fahey, briefed the board on about two years of work and research aimed at developing tools to harness AI for students. "This is an important technology. It has the power really to transform everything that we do in education," McBride said.
The meeting brief did not include specific policy language, vendor commitments, classroom pilot schedules, or formal board actions tied to the AI work; McBride presented the briefing as informational and did not record a vote on AI implementation during the summary.
