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In this episode of Curriculum Matters at UEES, Director of Curriculum and Technology Michael Berry and Union Elementary School Principal Rachel Aldrich-Whalen discuss the release of the Vermont AI guidance for education (version 1.0) and how the MRPS district is proactively responding. Key discussion points include: Vermont AI Guidance: The state guidance outlines grade-level spans for AI focus, ranging from digital literacy (Pre-K–2) to AI fluency (Grades 9–12), but is not an immediate directive for adoption. District Roadmap: MRPS is following a three-level road map, prioritizing infrastructure and policies first, then moving to AI for educators through professional development, and finally to student use of AI. District Initiatives: The district is engaging students and staff through several initiatives, including a high school AI club, staff training sessions (Level 1 of 3 currently rolling out), developing a flexible one-week AI micro-unit, and planning a deep fake incident training for administrators. Core Philosophy: Both leaders emphasize a balanced, human-centered approach to AI, focusing on foundational skills like creativity and critical thinking. They note that AI use remains optional for all staff and students, and they are exploring ways AI can enhance teaching and learning, such as creating customized resources and intervention materials without requiring screen time.