Copilot for District Operations: Boosting Staff Productivity

While much of the conversation around AI in K–12 education focuses on teachers and the classroom, the impact extends across the entire district. In this session, we shift the focus to district leaders and operational teams—exploring how Microsoft 365 Copilot supports the day-to-day work of staff across HR, finance, communications, enrollment, transportation, and IT.

You’ll see how Copilot helps staff manage high volumes of communication, draft and summarize emails and documents, and stay on top of meetings and follow-ups. We’ll also demonstrate how teams can accelerate report creation, analyze data in Excel, and streamline recurring workflows—freeing up time for work that supports students, schools, and district-wide priorities.

Through real-world scenarios and live demos, you’ll leave with a clear understanding of where Copilot can deliver immediate time savings across departments and how to prioritize rollout across the district.

As part of the Becoming AI Ready in Education webinar series, this session builds on earlier discussions and shows how AI can be applied across district operations to support staff and enable more consistent, effective ways of working.

Why attend?

• Identify high-impact opportunities for Copilot across district operations and administrative teams
• See practical examples of how staff can draft, summarize, and manage communications more efficiently
• Understand how Copilot supports data analysis, reporting, and recurring workflows
• Explore department-specific use cases for HR, finance, communications, enrollment, transportation, IT, and more
• Learn how to prioritize rollout and measure impact across the district

Don’t miss this opportunity to see how AI can support district teams while strengthening the services that support students, schools, and families every day. Register now.

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