PHOENIX — A group of Arizona educators is trying something different to help Arizona students become more confident learners with the use of artificial intelligence and teachers in the classroom.
This week, Unbound Academy and Novatio School are offering a series of free, one-day summer camps across the Valley, giving kids in grades 4-8 a chance to sharpen academic skills and even pitch a mock $50 million movie all in one day.
ABC15 Mornings Anchor Kaley O’Kelley stopped by to see what these free camps are all about.
“We’re in an educational emergency,” said Michael Goto, Head of School at Unbound Academy. “It’s not just time to think differently—it’s time to act radically.”
These campers are playing high-energy games and creating vision boards. Then, with AI-driven learning blocks, they’re given fun ways to focus on reading and math.
“The sessions use adaptive software to personalize instruction based on each student’s skill level—with certified teachers guiding every step," Goto says.
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