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Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools is leading the way nationally in how public school systems approach artificial intelligence.

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CMS AI Vision

   

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools embraces artificial intelligence (AI) as a catalyst for learning for all. AI will strengthen, rather than replace, the role of all staff in delivering excellence across each of our four pillars: academics, people, operations, and engagement. Leveraging the perspectives and partnership of our families and community, CMS will lead in the safe and effective adoption of AI – preparing all for success.

AI Guiding Principles

AI is not the goal. It’s the catalyst. And the question is not just, ‘How do we use AI?’ but ‘What can AI do to help us learn, teach, and operate better – together?’
– Dr. Crystal Hill, Superintendent, CMS

“AI is not the goal. It’s the catalyst. And the question is not just, ‘How do we use AI?’ but ‘What can AI do to learn, teach, and operate better – together?- Dr. Crystal Hill, Superintendent, CM

   

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools Hosts 2nd Annual AI Data Privacy Summit to Launch District Vision for Artificial Intelligence in Education 

   

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools marked a significant milestone in its journey toward responsible and innovative use of artificial intelligence (AI) with the district’s 2nd annual AI Data Privacy Summit, held on May 7, 2025. The half-day event brought together educators, district leaders, and community partners to explore the intersection of AI, cybersecurity, and data privacy in public education.

Student Voice

"On graduation day, I hope every CMS student walks across the stage knowing not just how to use AI, but how it works."

- Zahara Mushinge

Community Feedback

“Over the past several months, we’ve been on an intentional listening journey to better understand how our CMS community wants us to approach artificial intelligence in our district.”

- Dr. Candace Salmon-Hosey

Data Privacy

Keynote speaker Dr. Michael Sulmeyer, former Assistant Secretary of Defense for Cyber Policy and the Principal Cyber Advisor to the Secretary of Defense, delivered a session titled “Lessons from the Pentagon: What Education Leaders Need to Know About AI and Cybersecurity.”

CMS Launches the Next Phase of AI Implementation