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Superintendent: district to offer self-pay AI summer school for rising high school students
Summary
Superintendent Kirby announced a two-week, self-pay AI summer school in partnership with M.I.T. and Stanford for rising high school students; it would offer a certificate (not credit), require a minimum enrollment of 20 students, and allow staff to attend at no cost.
Superintendent Kirby told the Curriculum Committee the district plans to offer an AI Summer School for rising high school students in conjunction with M.I.T. and Stanford. The two-week program would be self-pay, would result in a certificate rather than academic credit, and is designed as a resume-building opportunity.
Kirby said the course requires a minimum enrollment of 20 students to run; if the district cannot meet that threshold, staff would seek collaboration with another district to reach the minimum. Staff members would be able to attend free of charge, and the tentative location mentioned for the course is Central High School.
