Boston to become first major US city to ensure high school students graduate with AI profiency
Boston is set to become the first major US city to ensure all high school students graduate with artificial intelligence proficiency. A new partnership will provide students with AI skills, curriculum, and real-world opportunities to prepare them for college and the future workforce.
Boston will be the first major US city to ensure all high school students graduate with artificial intelligence proficiency. A new partnership was announced by Mayor Michelle Wu, Superintendent Mary Skipper, and tech entrepreneur Paul English. The initiative will equip students with AI skills and prepare them for college and the workforce. AI courses will be developed with UMass Boston and implemented in Boston Public Schools this September. The program is set to begin this summer ahead of the 2027 school year. The initiative aims to empower students with AI knowledge and understanding.
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