Just south of Seattle, Highline Public Schools serves an area of rich cultural diversity — for example, its 17,290 students speak nearly 90 different languages. For Teshon Christie, that’s an opportunity to tailor support to every student while fulfilling the district’s commitment to human-centered innovation. Christie is a member of CoSN’s Driving K–12 Innovation Advisory Board and is a 2026 Tech & Learning Innovative Leader Award winner. For the past two years, he’s led a cross-functional team developing the district’s vision for artificial intelligence, which emphasizes equity,…
