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Private school using AI instead of teachers enrolling in Chicago for fall

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Private school using AI instead of teachers enrolling in Chicago for fall
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Skip to main content Share current article via Email Share current article via X Share current article via Reddit Share current article via LinkedIn Sci-Tech News Service Private school using AI instead of teachers enrolling in Chicago for fall By CNN Opens in new window Published: March 26, 2026 at 12:08PM EDT Alpha Schools, a private school that teaches students entirely using artificial intelligence programs, is now enrolling for classes in Chicago this fall.

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