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Board approves one-year MOSAIC storytelling contract to boost district communications

Nashua School District Finance & Operations Committee · July 23, 2026
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Summary

The committee approved a one-year, up-to-$18,000 agreement with Leaders Atlas to run MOSAIC, an AI-informed storytelling tool the district says will produce dozens of teacher/principal stories tied to the strategic plan for use on social media and the district website.

The board approved a one-year agreement with Leaders Atlas to deploy the MOSAIC storytelling program, a guided AI interview tool intended to help teachers and administrators record short narratives about school successes aligned to the district strategic plan.

Dr. Andre described the service as a five-to-six minute guided interview that the vendor's AI would convert into short stories suitable for social media and the district website; he said the district expects an estimated minimum of 100 stories per month and projected roughly 800 stories during a 10‑month period. "This tool ... interviews our teachers, our building principals, or administrators ... and turn[s] around and write a short story or a short post," Dr. Andre said. Finance staff told the committee a full-payment discount is available and the one-year cost would not exceed $18,000.

Board members asked how the content would be posted and whether stories would include student information; administrators said stories would be shared on social media and the district website with a direct link and would not be used to communicate personally identifiable student information. The motion to authorize the superintendent to enter into a one-year agreement for MOSAIC at a cost not to exceed $18,000 passed on a voice vote.