Join Us for an Executive Thought Leadership Event on Saturday, October 24
Don’t miss K-12’s most innovative AI technology, implementation best practices, and case studies!
Insights & Case Studies on Industry-leading AI Tools
AI tools for K-12 schools and districts shouldn’t be generic – because no two schools and districts are alike. And it’s not worth the cost of generic when you can have custom.
Join Colleague AI as well as guests from major philanthropic organizations, non-profits and associations, press, investors, and the technology industry as we dive into new cutting edge AI tools, implementation best practices, and case studies on AI in K-12.
Join us Saturday, October 24, 2026
at 10:30am
at the University of Washington
in Seattle, WA
What to expect:
- A look at K-12’s first “customized AI Assistant” tools designed for district-wide usage
- Real examples of what districts and schools can build with this innovative technology
- Live Q&A with leaders from K-12
- Lunch
- Special guest speaker
- Small group discussions and networking with fellow executives and industry leaders
Meet Our CEO Dr. Min Sun
Colleague AI was co-founded by Dr. Min Sun, CEO, and Kevin He, CTO and is backed by $18M in federal research grants from the National Science Foundation, Department of Education, and Institute of Education Sciences. Dr. Min led research for 3 years as the Director of the AmplifyLearn research center at the College of Education at the University of Washington, to study and find AI for K-12 that drives impact. She has a PhD with a dual major in Educational Policy and Measurement and Quantitative Methods (MQM), has published 50+ papers over the last 10+ years, and has an excellent reputation among K-12 leaders and academics.
Imagine Claude Co-work or ChatGPT Work, But Built Specifically for K-12
Generic AI tools were built for the masses – and are great – but they don’t have any nuances or specifics of K-12 and are not designed for school/district governance.
New cutting edge AI tools in K-12 are here built specifically for education – not a generic professional tool that’s been adapted.
Gain insight into why customizeable, unlimited, and controllable AI Assistants have the potential to transform schools and districts – without sacrificing quality education and learning practices.
Discussions will look at a more technical side of AI platforms in K-12, such as student and teacher “memory”, agentic AI infrastructure, and what it means to be FERPA, COPPA, SOC II compliant and ready to handle DPAs.
