Third Thursday Member Meeting
AI Unlocked
Thursday, May 16, 2024, 6:00 – 7:30 pm
Danville Congregational Church
Join us for this timely presentation by San Ramon Valley Unified School District leaders Superintendent Dr. John Malloy and Director of Technology Kelly Hilton. They will discuss the strategic plan implemented this school year to “Embrace AI” through shared leadership. They will highlight the year’s accomplishments, address challenges encountered, and outline collaborative strategies for the responsible use of AI. Additionally, they will present future plans that aim to integrate AI with deep learning and innovation goals and introduce AI to students.
Kelly Hilton
The session will feature a Q&A segment, providing attendees the opportunity to directly interact with our SRVUSD leaders and deepen their understanding of AI in education.
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$10 donation for non-AAUW members.
Since Danville Congregational Church hosts our monthly meetings, members of DCC may attend our meetings at no cost.
Dr. John Malloy
Dr. John Malloy came to San Ramon Valley Unified School District in July 2020 after having served as the Director of Education (Superintendent) at the Toronto District School Board in Toronto – the largest school board in Canada. John has an extensive background in education at all levels and is a fierce advocate for an equitable, accessible, quality public education.
John has taken his vision for learning and student engagement to new heights in SRVUSD. He led the District to adopt their Strategic Directions, which now guide the definition of student success built upon the existing foundation of academic excellence.
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