New York City was one of the first school districts to block ChatGPT in its schools. The district reversed that decision, and now, schools in and around New York City are leaning into generative with ambitious plans. We joined the Summer of AI series by sitting down with a Brooklyn superintendent in a discussion on how he prioritizes what matters most as generative AI accelerates in education.

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Michael Prayor started his career as a special education teacher and spent time as an assistant principal before becoming the principal of a Brooklyn High School.

He was named the Superintendent of Brooklyn South in 2014. Michael has also dedicated his time to engaging with families and parent leaders, serving as the Superintendent liaison to the Citywide Council on High Schools.