Education Department Finalizes AI Priorities
Schools and higher education institutions encouraged to expand AI instruction and coursework.
Schools and higher education institutions encouraged to expand AI instruction and coursework.
WASHINGTON, May 6, 2026 - The U.S. Department of Education has finalized a new priority on advancing artificial intelligence in education.
The priority, effective May 13, sets a framework that will guide how federal discretionary funding supports AI-related projects across existing and future grant programs.
The measure does not create a new mandate or program, but instead serves as a policy tool that Department Secretary Linda McMahon can apply to grant competitions to shape funding decisions.
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