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What APS’ new AI policy means for Akron students and families

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Akron Public Schools has introduced a new policy governing how artificial intelligence is used in its schools, with implications for students and their families.

Why this matters: School AI policies matter because kids cannot opt out the way adults can. When a district decides how AI is used in classrooms, it also decides what data gets collected on children, who holds it, and how long. Parents rarely see those details. The real thing to watch is not whether APS allows AI tools, but what student data those tools touch and what rights families have if something goes wrong.

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