AI in K-12 Education: Senator Jon Husted Highlights Innovation in Ohio with Support from AI OWL
- Cherie Thacker
- Apr 21
- 2 min read

Big things are happening in Ohio—and the future of education is at the forefront. On a recent visit to Tippecanoe High School in Miami County, Senator Jon Husted emphasized the critical role that AI in K-12 education will play in preparing Ohio students for a rapidly evolving world. The roundtable discussion, which included influential state leaders, educators, and innovators, marked a powerful moment in the state’s ongoing push to make AI both accessible and transformative.
Event Recap & Highlights
The event brought together key voices in education and workforce development, including:
Stephen Dackin, Director of the Ohio Department of Education and Workforce
Senator Jon Husted, championing AI policy and forward-thinking programs
Education and tech leaders such as Sal Khan, Sarah Kemp, Betty Young, Jason Feig, Anshul Sonak, Kevin Hoggatt, and Akanksha Ray
Together, they explored strategies for integrating AI tools into the classroom, ensuring students from all backgrounds are equipped to thrive in tomorrow’s job market.
AI OWL’s Role in the Conversation
At AI OWL, we’re proud to be part of these conversations and even prouder to contribute to solutions. With deep roots in workforce training and practical AI application, we support educators, institutions, and communities across Ohio with the tools and knowledge to harness AI in meaningful ways.
Our co-founders Trace Johnson and Cas Maxwell are committed to ensuring that AI is not just a buzzword, but a real driver of impact, equity, and opportunity.
What’s Next
This event is just the beginning. We’re continuing to work with partners across the state to design AI training, K-12 workshops, professional development, and more—all aimed at building a future-ready Ohio.
Stay tuned—we’ve got more to share soon.
📍 Read the full media coverage here: Senator Husted Highlights AI Integration During Visit in Miami County
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