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Imlay City highlights AI training for teachers, selects Magic School as preferred platform
Summary
District staff reported ongoing professional development in AI for classrooms and named Magic School as the district's preferred AI platform; training will continue through the school year and include Magic School sessions.
Dr. Dina Tallis presented to the Imlay City Board of Education on Oct. 27 about the district's AI-in-education professional development. She said the back-to-school professional development focused on classroom best practices for using AI and that the district has selected Magic School as its preferred platform. Tallis also said professional development and Magic School training will continue through the remainder of the school year.
Superintendent Dr. Stu Cameron later credited Tallis for her work establishing the AI initiative while the Curriculum & School Improvement committee and other groups discussed AI in Education and related curriculum purchases in committee reports.
The minutes identify Magic School as the preferred platform and note ongoing district training, but they do not provide a vendor agreement, cost details, implementation timeline, or privacy and student-data controls. Those specifics are not in the minutes and would be required to fully evaluate classroom rollout and data-protection compliance.
