K-12 school and system leaders can survey their stakeholders (i.e., students, educators, or even other members of their wider school community, including families) to better understand the conditions at play that might support or hinder effective usage of AI in classrooms. These sample questions come from Denver Public Schools, which implemented these surveys with their educators and students at both the elementary and secondary levels.

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