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New Orleans AI Education Fund | Empowering New Orleans Students and Educators Empowering students and educators to lead on AI The New Orleans AI Education Fund helps K–12 public schools make strategic, instructionally-sound decisions about AI.
We fund educator leadership and thoughtful implementation plans to accelerate New Orleans’ remarkable academic gains, expand student opportunity, and strengthen the human connections at the center of every great school. We work with public K–12 schools in New Orleans to ensure that innovation benefits every student, not just a few.
We are currently supporting pilots and AI training for educators across the New Orleans system, with schools enrolling nearly 85% of students participating in 2026-27. Is student learning improving? Are teachers choosing to stay?
Are schools building capacity that lasts? These questions guide the work of the New Orleans AI Education Fund and keep us grounded in impact.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Public K–12 schools in New Orleans. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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