Teaching and professional learning
Region 10's AI in Action page covers educator learning, responsible classroom use, events, and its named instructional contacts.
Artificial intelligence
AI in schools, with people and data in view.
Region 10 already has an AI instructional support program. CyberSafe points schools to that team and offers a separate way to raise security and data-handling questions.
Two kinds of questions. Two clear routes.
Instructional use and security governance often overlap, but they need the right owners. CyberSafe does not replace the existing Region 10 AI program.
Security and data handling
Questions about approved tools, access, student or staff data, vendor terms, retention, and review can start with the Cybersecurity team.
Before introducing a tool
Decisions worth making deliberately.
Define the use
Identify the school task, the people affected, and how a human will review outputs.
Identify the data
Know what information would enter the tool and whether its use is approved for that data.
Review the provider
Check access, retention, security terms, and the process for correcting or ending use.
For a voluntary risk-management reference, see the NIST AI Risk Management Framework. These considerations are not a district policy or legal determination. Sources checked October 16, 2026.