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EPISODE · Sep 17, 2025 · 32 MIN

“AI in School Districts Large and Small: Amy Alzina on Education, Innovation, and Urgency"

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In this episode of The Edumyseat Podcast, host Josh Newman speaks with Dr. Amy Alzina, Superintendent/Principal of Cold Spring Elementary School District and 2024 ACSA Superintendent/Principal of the Year, about how artificial intelligence is reshaping the possibilities for public education—even in California’s smallest districts. Dr. Alzina shares how she’s using AI-integrated planning tools to personalize instruction, streamline operations, and expand access to STEAM learning. From disaster recovery to data-driven decision-making, she offers a compelling vision for how small districts can lead big on innovation. The conversation dives into the ethics of AI in schools, the importance of human-centered design, and how urgency and access must guide every tech-forward solution. Whether you're an educator, a policymaker, or a parent, this episode offers a grounded look at how AI can serve—not replace—the people at the heart of public education.

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