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All Central Valley AI coverage tagged Education. 18 articles.
Miami-Dade School Buses Now Use AI Cameras to Ticket Drivers Who Pass Them Illegally
May 19, 2026
Miami-Dade has restarted a school bus camera enforcement program that uses AI-assisted technology and deputy review to identify drivers who illegally pass stopped buses, after earlier errors prompted legal and procedural changes.
CSUB to host first Tech Expo exploring AI across education, business, and security
May 17, 2026
California State University, Bakersfield plans a free public technology expo focused on artificial intelligence, bringing together students, educators, businesses, and experts to discuss its uses in education, business, ethics, and cybersecurity.
AI Will Require 60% of Workers to Retrain. Are Fresno Colleges Ready?
May 10, 2026
Fresno-area colleges and workforce leaders are weighing how to prepare younger and older workers for rapid AI-driven job disruption through retraining, new credentials, and more flexible learning models.
AI Meal Planning App and Portable Phone Stand Take Top Prizes in Pitch Competition
May 2, 2026
Student entrepreneurs in suburban Detroit won top honors for an AI-powered meal planning app and a collapsible phone stand with app-based features, highlighting how practical technology ideas are emerging from high school and community college classrooms.
Fresno State Expands AI Tools as CSU Weighs ChatGPT’s Future
May 1, 2026
Fresno State is broadening its campus AI offerings with new service tools, training, and platform support while the California State University system considers whether to renew its major OpenAI agreement.
As AI chatbots rise, Bakersfield kids learn coding plus critical thinking at Code Ninjas
Apr 28, 2026
A Bakersfield after-school program is teaching children coding, problem-solving, and how to think critically about AI tools as technology becomes a larger part of daily life.
From coursework to controversy — ChatGPT joins teaching at CSUB
Apr 28, 2026
California State University, Bakersfield faculty and students are testing ChatGPT as a classroom tool, highlighting both its value for study support and concerns about overuse, academic integrity, and critical thinking.
Tennessee Tech professor chosen as national AI education ambassador
Apr 24, 2026
Tennessee Tech computer science professor William Eberle has been selected for the National Science Foundation’s inaugural cohort of AI education fellows, a role that will connect him to a national effort to expand artificial intelligence teaching, classroom resources, and institutional leadership as the university prepares to launch a new bachelor’s degree in AI.
Soft skills and AI training take center stage at Dallas hiring event
Apr 22, 2026
Dallas-area employers and workforce partners spotlight communication, teamwork, and AI literacy as twin priorities at a job-and-training fair, reflecting evolving hiring expectations in the age of generative AI.
Fresno County school chief candidates outline positions on AI, literacy and phone limits
Apr 7, 2026
Candidates for Fresno County superintendent used a public forum to frame the race around early literacy, enrollment pressures, artificial intelligence in classrooms and the coming statewide push to restrict student smartphone use.
Fresno County schools chief candidates outline priorities in race for superintendent
Apr 4, 2026
Candidates for Fresno County Superintendent of Schools detail plans on student achievement, school safety, fiscal oversight, special education, and career readiness as the contest intensifies ahead of the June election—highlighting high stakes for Central Valley classrooms and future ed‑tech adoption.
Bakersfield mom says AI in classrooms is putting kids at risk
Mar 22, 2026
A Bakersfield parent raises alarms about classroom AI tools and student monitoring, calling for transparency, consent, and stronger safeguards to protect children’s privacy and well-being.