Forming Hearts and Minds in the AI Era

Run of the day

1. 8:30to 9:00 a.m.

   Arrival, coffee and pastries

   Greeted by SMCHS staff and students

   Pick up your name tag. Tags are color-coded by role: teacher, principal, diocese.

   DELTA: Love
2. 9:00to 9:15 a.m.

   Prayer, welcome and our why

   Fr. Matt and SMCHS students; Cheri, principal; Michelle Cho and Jorge Ledezma

   Opening prayer led by Fr. Matt and our students, a welcome from our principal, and the why behind the day.

   DELTA: Transcendence
3. 9:15to 9:50 a.m.

   Keynote: Human Formation in the AI Era

   Adam Kronk, Ed.D., Director, DELTA Network, University of Notre Dame

   What AI is already changing about childhood, learning and the classroom, what it can never change about the human person, and the DELTA frame for the rest of the day.

   DELTA: All five
4. 9:50to 10:00 a.m.

   Break

   Move to your Round 1 breakout room.

5. 10:00to 10:40 a.m.

   Choose your adventure, round 1

   SMCHS presenters

   Five SMCHS-led sessions.

   See the five sessions

   DELTA: Varies
6. 10:45to 11:25 a.m.

   Choose your adventure, round 2

   SMCHS presenters

   Sessions repeat, so you attend two different ones.

   See the five sessions

   DELTA: Varies
7. 11:30to 12:10 p.m.

   Lunch, mixed roundtables and AI tool demos

   SMCHS students and demo hosts

   Sit with people from other schools and roles. Demo stations around the room let you try tools during lunch.

   DELTA: Love, Dignity
8. 12:15to 1:00 p.m.

   Survey + panel: Hearing from our students, faculty and parents

   SMCHS students, faculty and a parent

   What our students told us about AI, in their own words, with your questions on index cards.

   DELTA: Agency, Love, Dignity
9. 1:00to 1:30 p.m.

   Closing: bringing AI literacy into K–8

   What AI literacy looks like from K–2 through 6–8, a quick unplugged activity, and one step to take on Monday.

   DELTA: Embodiment, Agency