The AI Blueprint Summit Appleton, WI | June 17-18, 2026

A two-day working retreat where school leadership teams build a clear AI Blueprint around the Five Responsibilities every school must address in an AI-shaped world.

AI is Already in Your School.
Are You Leading It…or Reacting to It?

AI is reshaping classrooms faster than most schools can respond.

Expectations vary.
Faculty are unsure.
Students are experimenting.
Parents are asking questions.

And leadership teams are left wondering:

Do we have a plan–or just temporary answers?

AI will shape your school. The question is whether you will lead it.

Leading well in an AI-shaped world requires three things…

Step 1: Know Your Responsibilities

Every school has five core responsibilities when it comes to AI:

  1. Anchoring AI use in your mission

  2. Defining what counts as learning

  3. Establishing clear boundaries

  4. Equipping faculty & staff

  5. Building a positive AI culture

Step 2: Get Everyone on the Same Page

AI cannot be led by one person. It requires alignment across your leadership team. That team typically includes:

  • Head of School or Principal

  • Dean of Academics / Instructional Leader

  • Dean of Students

  • Lead Teachers

  • Technology Director

This is the team responsible for how AI is implemented in your school. That’s why this team should attend the AI Blueprint Summit together.

Step 3: Build a Clear Plan (Your AI Blueprint)

You don’t need more AI tools. You need clarity, unity, and execution. Your school gets that by:

  • Articulating a clear AI position aligned to your mission

  • Defining what counts as learning in your school

  • Establishing consistent expectations across classrooms

  • Equipping faculty with shared language and confidence

  • Implementing a 90-day plan with visible next steps

At the AI Blueprint Summit, Your Team Will Complete These 3 Steps

In two days, your team will clarify your responsibilities, align your leadership, and leave with a complete AI Blueprint for your school.

Day One

Morning Session


10:15 Registration

10:30 Welcome & & Self-Assessment

  • The Five Leadership Responsibilities

  • AI Self-Assessment

11:15 Responsibility 1: Anchoring AI in Mission & Formation

  • Leadership framework and concrete examples

  • Team dialogue

  • Draft AI Position Statement

11:45 Responsibility 2: Defining What Counts as Learning

  • The role of AI in skill development and thinking

  • Team redesign exercise

  • Identify “Protect without AI” and “Strengthen with AI” priorities

12:30 Lunch Provided



1:30 Responsibility 3: Establishing Clear Boundaries

  • Policies vs. Parameters

  • Build “Allowed / Disclosed / Not Allowed” framework 

  • Working session: teams build their School Parameters

  • Peer review: for clarity and confusion

3:30 Day One Wrap-up

4:00 Happy Hour Reception Provided


After Day 1, your team will have completed a Self Assessment, an AI Position Statement for your school, and School-wide Parameters.

Afternoon Session

Day Two

Morning Session


10:15 Arrival

10:30 Responsibility 4: Forming & Equipping Faculty

  • Faculty compliance vs. faculty clarity

  • Creating faculty buy-in

  • Generative AI for Teachers  course walkthrough

  • Develop Faculty Formation Strategy

11:45 Responsibility 5: Building a Positive AI Culture

  • Transparency

  • Consistency

  • Formation

  • Ongoing Review

  • Draft AI Culture Commitments

12:30 Lunch Provided



1:30 Building the 90-day Implementation Blueprint

  • First 30 Days

  • By Day 60

  • By Day 90

  • Refine and finalize AI Position Paragraph

2:30 Public Commitment & Closing

3:00 Adjourn/Optional Blueprint Consultations


After Day 2, your team will have completed a Faculty Formation Strategy, AI Culture Commitments, and a 90-day Implementation Blueprint ready for immediate execution.

Afternoon Session

Included with Your Team Registration

Your work doesn’t stop after the summit.

Every registered school will receive access to our Generative AI for Teachers online course to equip your entire faculty with shared language, clarity, and confidence.

This ensures your AI Blueprint becomes school-wide practice.

The AI Blueprint Summit

June 17–18, 2026 | Appleton, WI

Team Registration (up to 4 leaders): $3,499

Early Bird Rate: $2,999 - Available through March 30, 2026

Registration closes May 1, 2026.

PLEASE NOTE: This summit may qualify for professional development hours and may be eligible for Title funding. If your school requires documentation for PD approval or funding submission, we are happy to provide it.


FAQs

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What if we have more than 4 team members who want to attend the summit?

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Additional team members may attend for $349 per person.
Additional registrations are available only with a team registration.


What if we have to cancel?

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If your team is unable to attend, your school will receive full access to the online course and a one-hour consultation with Ryan Kirchoff, the summit presenter.


What is included with my registration?

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Team registration includes:

  • Attendance for up to four leaders from the same school

  • Lunch both days

  • A hosted happy hour reception on Day 1

  • Full faculty access to the Generative AI for Teachers online course


What are the registration dates and pricing?

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Early Bird Registration: $2,999 per team (through March 30, 2026)

Standard Registration: $3,499 per team

Registration closes May 1, 2026


Does this qualify for professional development or Title funding?


How can I contact you?

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The AI Blueprint Summit may qualify for professional development hours and may be eligible for Title funding. Contact us for documentation or support.

Email us anytime at info@blueprint-schools.com