AI for Literacy Achievement

AI for Literacy Achievement

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About the Series

Launching April 2026

AI for Literacy Achievement returns with a new series focused on the policy and system-level decisions that shape how AI is used to support educational outcomes. The series supports policymakers, education leaders, and public sector professionals examining how AI can be governed, scaled, and aligned with evidence-based educational strategies across education systems.

Rather than focusing on individual tools or classroom techniques, this series examines how policy frameworks, funding models, data governance, and accountability structures influence whether AI contributes meaningfully to educational achievement. Participants will explore how public institutions can enable responsible innovation while safeguarding equity, transparency, and educational integrity.

Workshops

Governing AI for Education: Policy Choices That Shape Outcomes
Rob Asaro Angelo, Former Commissioner of Labor, State of New Jersey
Evidence, Data, and Accountability: Evaluating AI-Supported Educational Interventions
Rob Asaro Angelo, Former Commissioner of Labor, State of New Jersey
From Pilots to Systems: Scaling AI for Literacy Through Policy and Funding
Rob Asaro Angelo, Former Commissioner of Labor, State of New Jersey
Equity, Access, and Public Trust: Designing Inclusive AI Literacy Policies
Rob Asaro Angelo, Former Commissioner of Labor, State of New Jersey
AI for Family Advocacy and Learning: Making Individualized Education Plans Accessible
Sofía Bosch Gómez, Assistant Professor in the Department of Art + Design and Fellow at the Burnes Center for Social Change, Northeastern University
Teaching with AI – Real Stories from the Classroom
Matt Jones, Special Education Teacher, Suffern Central School District, NY
Jessica Medeiros, English Teacher, Clarksville-Montgomery County School System, TN
AI and the Future of Public Education – A Briefing for State and Local Leaders
Michael Lubelfeld, Superintendent, North Shore School District 112
Ashley McBride, Digital Learning Initiative Consultant, North Carolina Department of Public Instruction
From Vision to Implementation: AI for Principals and School Boards
Tony Howard, Principal, Jacksonville North Pulaski School District, AR
Jordan Smith, Subject Coordinator for Educational Technology, Artificial Intelligence, and Innovation, Anglophone East School District in New Brunswick, Canada
Reading Together with AI: Tools for Parent-Led Learning
Lizzie Jones, Program Director, The Learning Agency
Smart Literacy Instruction: Using AI and Speech Recognition to Teach Reading
Cas Burns, Program Associate, The Learning Agency
Reading Challenges Revealed: AI Innovation in Dyslexia Assessments
Lizzie Jones, Program Director, The Learning Agency
Reading Out Loud, Growing Strong: AI Tools for Fluency Development
L. Burleigh, Data Analyst, The Learning Agency
Interactive Reading Intelligence: Personalizing Reading Comprehension with Language Models
Perpetual Baffour, Research Director, The Learning Agency
Gaming the Reading Gap: Gamified AI Tools for Literacy Development
L. Burleigh, Data Analyst, The Learning Agency
Writing Smarter with AI: Digital Assistants for Enhanced Reading and Writing
Perpetual Baffour, Research Director, The Learning Agency

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