The co-designed AI-enabled SST meeting agenda tool saw mixed district-wide adoption despite enthusiasm in facilitated meetings¶

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q2 i? School staff usage of the AI-enabled SST meeting agenda tool across grade levels was mixed, with overall usage analytics falling short of expectations, though participants in co-facilitated meetings showed enthusiasm. → Cocuzza 2026

Evidence¶

Cocuzza 2026¶

Cocuzza, B., Noakes, S., Aso, C., Goldschmidt, L., and Bennett, K. (2026). Designing student success systems intentionally: How Warwick Public Schools and Panorama bridge the gap with co-designed technical solutions. Digital Promise. https://doi.org/10.51388/20.500.12265/303

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Case-study report of the district rollout of the AI-enabled SST agenda tool in November 2025. The study states "school staff usage of the tool across grade levels was mixed" and later that "overall usage analytics fell short of expectations," while meetings co-facilitated by the SEL/MTSS Coordinator showed enthusiasm.

"The SST agenda development tool was available for district-wide use in November 2025. Despite district leadership excitement at the outset, school staff usage of the tool across grade levels was mixed."

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