Northeastern University's 2026 AI Summer Institute for local high school STEM teachers/administrators will be held in-person on our Boston campus Monday, July 13 - Thursday, July 16 from 8:30am - 4:00pm each day. Accepted participants will be expected to attend in-person with the goal of exploring and integrating generative AI tools into their classrooms for the 2026 - 2027 academic year, as allowed by their own district's AI policies.

Participants will have the opportunity to learn about AI literacy, multiple generative AI tools, AI-informed lesson plan development, and AI-powered classroom implementation and assessment. Supported by the Northeastern leadership team and our growing professional learning community, participants will design and develop their own AI Action Plan, present it to their AI Summer Institute peers, share their implementation progress during 2 virtual call-back meetings (1 in Fall 2026, 1 in Spring 2027), and share their experiences with other teachers at local conferences (MassCUE, MAST, and/or EdTechTeacher). Participants who satisfactorily complete the program's requirements will receive an individual stipend of $3,000 to sustain their work ($1,500 for completing the AI Summer Institute and $1,500 for demonstrating progress toward classroom implementation during the academic year).

To learn more, visit our website https://stem.northeastern.edu/grants/ai4k12teachers/. Questions? Contact Claire Duggan, co-Principal Investigator NSF AI-ED grant at Northeastern University c.duggan@northeastern.edu
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* 5. What grade level(s) do you currently teach or manage? Select all that apply.

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* 6. What subjects do you currently teach? Select all that apply.

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* 7. How did you hear about this program opportunity? Select all that apply.

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* 8. Are you currently using generative AI in your teaching and/or in your students' learning? Please explain with a few sentences, addressing AI use by you and your students within the context of your coursework. Feel free to identify any AI tools, if applicable.

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* 9. Have you participated in any AI professional development or consulted AI educational resources in the past year? Select all that apply.

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* 10. Does your school or district already have an AI policy in place?

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* 11. Why are you interested in this AI in K12 Education program for STEM high school teachers and administrators? What do you hope to gain for you and/or for your students by participating in this year-long professional learning community experience?

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* 13. Anything else you would like us to know about you, your district or your students that we should consider along with your application?

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