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Midland board signs Letter of Intent to join Merlyn Mind's PDE grant for classroom AI tools and training
Summary
The board approved a Letter of Intent to participate in the Merlyn Mind's grant from the Pennsylvania Department of Education; the grant would provide Merlyn Origin hardware, professional development for teachers, and three years of AI services and support at no cost to the district if awarded.
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At the Jan. 13, 2025 meeting the Midland Borough SD board approved a Letter of Intent to participate in the Merlyn Mind's grant offered through the Pennsylvania Department of Education. The meeting record lists the program components to be provided at no cost to the district if the grant is awarded: Merlyn Origin hardware (remote control units, USB dongles, and teacher license keys), professional development for participating teachers, and ongoing AI services and support for three years after activation.
The motion was made by Chris Becker and seconded by David Vuckovich; the minutes record "All members present voting Yes." The action recorded is a Letter of Intent, not a binding procurement; final participation and any subsequent contracts would depend on grant award, acceptance of terms, and administrative implementation.
