Alaska advanced high-school AI standards

Advanced high-school CS standards address how AI drives software and physical systems, and developing an AI algorithm to play a game or solve a problem. These published expectations do not establish an AI course requirement for every high-school student.

AI literacy

Jurisdiction: Alaska · State / DC
Policy status: Effective
Implementation phase: Current
Requirement: Optional / local discretion
Grades: Level 2 advanced high-school content; not an elementary or middle-school AI expectation.
Audience: Multiple
Learning evidence: Published standards
Instrument: Standards / graduation requirement

Dates & implementation

Adopted June 2019. Local schools and teachers determine how to incorporate the standards.

A legal effective date can precede school implementation. This record documents policy intent or requirements; it does not independently confirm delivery in every classroom.

Funding & support

Funding details not confirmed

Dedicated funding and current award availability are not established in this collection. This does not mean no funding exists.

Evidence & source location

Alaska Computer Science Standards, p.11: L2.AP.A.01–02.

Alaska K–12 Computer Science Standardshttps://education.alaska.gov/computer-science/Alaska-Computer-Science-Standards.pdf ↗

Level 2 is the advanced high-school sequence. The June 2019 adoption date comes from the standards cover. Actual student participation is not established.

Review history

Reviewed against primary evidence

Source availability checked Oct 5, 2026: Official source body read. This is separate from verification of the policy claim below.

Source review date recorded in database: 2026-10-05

2026-10-05 — Read the identified primary authority and scope. Added to the learning inventory; independent review remains open.

Record ID: AK-2019-AI-STAND

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