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Utah high school students in grades 10–12 are invited to participate in an essay contest to propose AI policy recommendations for schools. One student from each of Utah's 29 Senate Districts will be selected to represent their district at the State Capitol.
Key takeaways
High school students in grades 10–12 can participate in an AI policy essay contest.
Participants will propose actionable AI recommendations for junior high and high schools.
One student from each of Utah's 29 Senate Districts will represent their district at the State Capitol.
The deadline for essay submissions is Oct. 1, 2026.
Utah high school students in grades 10–12 are invited to participate in an essay contest to help shape future AI rules for schools, according to a September 2 statement from Cedar High School.
Participants are asked to propose specific and actionable AI policy recommendations for junior high and high schools. The initiative aims to involve student voices in the development of educational technology policies.
One student from each of Utah's 29 Senate Districts will be selected to represent their district at the State Capitol. All essay submissions must be turned in by Oct. 1, 2026.
