
Artificial intelligence is heading back to school in Central Florida, although nobody seems entirely sure where it should sit.
Five of the eight districts examined in a recent Central Florida Public Media report tell the story. Orange County now allows approved uses with educator permission and disclosure. Brevard allows students to use AI for research and brainstorming, but not to complete assignments. Osceola says AI may support learning, but should not replace human creativity, judgment, or original work. Seminole is expanding access to district-approved tools. Sumter does not yet have a standalone generative AI policy.