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Last week, Middle School students engaged in an important session on Academic Honesty and Artificial Intelligence, learning not only about the academic implications of AI but also about its responsible use in a digital world. "Teaching students about AI and academic honesty is essential as AI tools become more accessible each day. Knowing when and how to use these tools responsibly helps students value their own work and avoid relying on AI for assignments in dishonest ways," explained Steven Eggers, Middle School Vice-Principal at JFK. In this presentation, students learned that AI should not be used for schoolwork unless specifically permitted by their teacher. They also explored the ethics and responsibilities tied to using such powerful technology. “By discussing AI’s role in schoolwork, students can develop good study habits, understand the importance of independent learning, and make honest choices that support their growth,” added Steven. The session goes hand in

The Parent Talks Congress 2024, themed "Connected with Responsibility," brought together over 320 parents at JFK School to gain practical insights into raising children in the digital age. With expert-led talks covering digital safety, responsible gaming, and the role of parents in a tech-driven world, the event provided valuable tools for navigating modern parenting challenges. October 23rd, the Parent Talks Congress 2024 took place at the JFK auditorium under the theme "Connected with Responsibility". This event was dedicated to providing parents with essential tools for raising and educating children and teenagers in the digital age. It was a day filled with valuable insights, bringing together over 320 parents to learn and reflect. The event began with an opening speech by Adrian Leece, General Director of JFK, who warmly welcomed all attendees and emphasized the importance of creating spaces like this to strengthen communication between the school and familie