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Introducing CITE’s AI Academy
Module 1 – Everything K-12 Educators Need to Know About Generative AI

Part of CITE’s AI Academy for Principals, Assistant Principals, and Communities, this is the first in a six-part professional development series designed to equip all faculty in your community with the knowledge, tools, and strategies to integrate AI effectively, ethically, and sustainably. This is a live, virtual session for your entire school community, scheduled during your first few days back to school. 

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Overview

Kick off the school year with a shared foundation in generative AI for your entire staff. Module 1 equips educators with essential knowledge, practical strategies, and clear guidelines for ethical and effective use in NYC schools. Your school staff may attend any of the scheduled live  sessions during the first few days of staff’s back-to-school, or catch the replay ensuring that your whole community has the opportunity to align on this important matter.

What’s Included

• Unlimited access for all school staff — teachers, paraprofessionals, administrators, after-school program staff, and other members of your school community.
• Seven live virtual sessions to choose from for Module 1 in late August and early September.
• Full-year access to the asynchronous version for anyone who can’t attend live, including new hires or staff returning from leave.
• 2 CTLE credits for each participant who completes the live or asynchronous session of module 1.

Everything K-12 Educators Need to Know About Generative AI Live Session Dates & Times

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Why Start with Module 1?

Module 1 ensures every member of your school community begins the year with a shared understanding of generative AI. By starting here, you:

• Build a common foundation for all staff in just 90 minutes.
• Give your team practical, classroom-ready strategies from day one.
• Remove scheduling barriers with seven live options and year-long asynchronous access.
• Set your school up to maximize the impact of upcoming modules.

Reserve Your School’s Spot Today

Complete the interest form to receive your school’s unique registration code.
The cost is a flat $3,000 per school with unlimited staff access.

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FAQs

Who can attend?
All school staff are welcome, including teachers, paraprofessionals, administrators, after-school program staff, and other members of your school community.

How is Module 1 scheduled?
Module 1 is the same live virtual webinar, offered seven times to maximize flexibility (see dates above).

What if someone can’t attend live?
Anyone who misses the live session will have full-year access to the asynchronous version.

Can newly hired staff join later in the year?
Yes. Asynchronous access is available year-round for new hires or staff returning from leave.

Can we split attendance across multiple live dates?
Yes. You can have different groups attend on different dates/times in August and September to accommodate your back-to-school schedule.

How do staff register?
Your school will receive a unique registration code for staff to use when registering for either the live or asynchronous session.

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Coming Soon – Additional AI PD Modules for 2025–26

Following the same live + asynchronous format as Module 1, each module offers multiple live session times, unlimited staff access, and 2 CTLE credits per participant.

• Module 2 – The Efficient Educator: AI for Professional Productivity and Workflow
  November 4, 2025 (Election Day)
• Module 3 – The AI-Enhanced Classroom: Designing Differentiated and Engaging Learning
  January 2026 PD Day (Exact date TBD)
• Module 4 – Navigating the New Digital Landscape: AI, Ethics, and Student Use in NYC
  March 27, 2026 (National AI Literacy Day)
• Module 5 – Rethinking Assessment: Measuring What Matters in the Age of AI
  May 2026 (Exact date TBD)
• Module 6 – A Capstone on School-Wide Innovation and Leadership
  June 4, 2026 (Anniversary Day / Chancellor’s Conference Day)

About the Trainer

Rebecca Bultsma is a pioneering AI educator and strategist transforming how K-12 professionals understand and implement artificial intelligence in education. She blends three years of applied generative AI expertise with deep K-12 classroom experience, translating complex concepts into clear, actionable strategies. A sought-after keynote speaker and current Master’s candidate in Data and Artificial Intelligence Ethics at the University of Edinburgh, Rebecca has trained thousands of educators across North America to integrate AI ethically and effectively. Her sessions are known for being practical, engaging, and tailored to real classroom needs.