Chagrin Falls Schools demonstrated its leadership in educational innovation as several district educators participated in the Western Reserve Educational Service Center’s 4AI Summit on October 18, sharing their experiences and insights on artificial intelligence integration in education.
The summit, which focused on AI's transformative role in modern education, featured multiple Chagrin Falls educators in key speaking roles. Assistant Superintendent Mike Daugherty participated in a leadership panel, discussing strategies for implementing AI initiatives and fostering innovation within school districts.
Instructional Technology Coach Molly Klodor led discussions on creative applications of AI technology, particularly focusing on image generation tools and their potential in the classroom. She was joined by teachers Grace McDevitt and Abby Packard on an educator panel, where they shared practical experiences and successful strategies for incorporating AI tools into daily instruction.
"AI literacy is becoming as fundamental as digital literacy was a decade ago," said Daugherty. "Our goal is to prepare students to work alongside these technologies effectively and ethically."
The educators highlighted Chagrin Falls Schools' proactive approach to AI integration, emphasizing the importance of balancing innovation with practical classroom applications. Their presentations covered topics ranging from enhancing student engagement to developing AI literacy skills essential for future success.
This participation in the 4AI Summit reflects Chagrin Falls Schools' commitment to staying at the forefront of educational technology while ensuring thoughtful and effective implementation of AI tools in the classroom.
The summit provided a platform for the District to both share its experiences and learn from other educational leaders, furthering its mission to prepare students for an increasingly AI-integrated world.
