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Mark Cuban Foundation - Mark Cuban Foundation AI Bootcamp The Mark Cuban Foundation Teacher Bootcamp is now accepting applications. Apply by July 10. The Mark Cuban Foundation empowers diverse learners with ethical AI skills and agency to thrive in their communities.
We envision a future where all students, no matter their background, have the opportunity to harness AI as a tool for learning, creativity, and career success. Why you'll love AI Bootcamp Mark Cuban Foundation AI Bootcamp is a free, twenty-hour introduction to Artificial Intelligence for high school students.
Activities include: AI and emerging technology instruction Creation of a capstone project Mentorship from professionals in your community Applied ethics to various scenarios Exploring entrepreneurship/career options Materials are designed for hands-on learning with technologies you’ll actually use. A technical track is offered but no previous computer science is necessary for success.
Students who complete the program continue to receive mentorship and AI learning opportunities until graduation.
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It’s fast, free, and no experience is needed. Parent/Guardian Application Your parent or guardian will complete an application so you're cleared to proceed. If accepted, you’ll attend the bootcamp in your area.
Show up ready to learn, create, and have fun with AI! AI is the future of business. The sooner students start understanding and learning how to use it, the sooner they can create a new future for all of us.
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“The volunteers and staff and everybody involved were very kind and always willing to listen to questions and offer guidance. ” “Having a bonding moment with my peers and researching about how impactful Ai can truly be. ” “I loved that I was able to meet new people from other schools and work together to complete something that wouldn’t have been considered in a traditional educational setting.
” “While I already knew a lot about AI beforehand, bootcamp opened my eyes to new models, resources and other things to learn. ” “My favorite part was getting to meet and work with others who have similar interests while gaining experience with AI. ” “I really enjoyed working together with my group to explore the activities and learn about the different ways AI can be used.
” “I loved the activities that we did because they were fun, collaborative, and engaging. ” “I made friends, and I enjoyed this experience. This is my first time with ai and it was very rewarding I love AI now!
” “My favorite part was collaborating with my group and exploring all the different AI games, and activities! It was so fun to connect with people who share my interests. ” “Working together with a group of peers that shared my interests was very exciting and I enjoyed learning together with them how AI could impact our world.
” “I enjoyed meeting new people and talking to the mentors. They were super insightful and gave us good advice. ” “I absolutely loved that this bootcamp does not solely teach you about AI, but teaches you the business side of presenting your AI idea to others.
” Apply for the 2026 AI Bootcamp October 31, November 7, November 14 Applications will reopen August 1, 2026, and we look forward to meeting the next group of students who are ready to learn and explore.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: High school students in grades 9–12 in the Cleveland area. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows free to attend; includes a $250 stipend upon completion. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Xplore AI Bootcamp is funded by Mark Cuban Foundation in partnership with Sherwin-Williams and College Now. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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