November 11th | 4:00 – 4:45 p.m. ET

What are K-12 students actually doing with AI? Where are they struggling, confused, or misinformed?

In this session, The Social Institute will share real student voice data and on-the-ground insights from classrooms. Together, we’ll unpack what students wish adults understood, and where leadership blind spots are creating risk or missed opportunity. Walk away with concrete ways to elevate student voice in your AI strategy and make more informed, student-centered decisions across your school.

Attendees will learn:

• Real student voice data on AI use, misconceptions, and what students want school leaders to know
• A framework for identifying leadership blind spots before they shape policy
• Actionable strategies to elevate student voice in your school’s AI planning and decision-making
• Click here for the Presentations and Courses Guide

Featured Speaker

Lisa Portland is a dedicated lifelong educator with more than fifteen years of classroom experience. She leverages her expertise as a former Admissions Director to build mission-driven partnerships with school leaders and families, helping communities navigate modern challenges and support students’ learning and well-being. As an education partnership consultant, she empowers schools to equip students and their role models with modern life skills and to engage with social media and technology in healthy, balanced ways.