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New A.I. curriculum in some North Texas classrooms
Summary by The Dallas Editorial Desk Laura Harris , as published by NBC5 DFW
· August 11, 2026
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There is a new artificial intelligence curriculum headed to some North Texas high school classrooms thanks to a new grant given to the University of Texas at Dallas. The world is changing, and students must change with it. That’s the message at Uplift Schools across North Texas as they start the...
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What is this story about? There is a new artificial intelligence curriculum headed to some North Texas high school classrooms thanks to a new grant given to the University of Texas at Dallas. The world is changing, and students must change with it. That’s the message at Uplift Schools across North Texas as they start the...
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