In early 2022, Marshall County Schools unveiled a new community outreach program aimed to help people understand problems kids face every day.
The 10th annual installment of LOOK, which is an acronym for “Looking Out for Our Kids,” is set for Tuesday, September 15, 2026, in the John Marshall High School Center for Performing Arts from 5:30 pm until 7:00 pm. The presentation is titled “Demystifying AI: How to Get More and Think More in an AI Environment,” and Christian Jackson is the featured speaker for the evening.
Jackson is a creative technologist and educator who helps institutions navigate AI adoption without losing sight of what matters most: critical thinking, organizational growth, and educational outcomes. As Founder & CEO of Edapt, he has spoken to tens of thousands of leaders and partnered with hundreds of school districts, translating the bleeding edge of technology into practical, implementable strategy. His approach is rooted in deep listening and real-time problem solving. Where most AI conversations stop at excitement and chasing new trends,
He starts with institutional reality and builds forward. If you are looking for an exhilarating peak into where the world is going and how to ensure your team does not get swept away in this next great disruption, Jackson’s message is for you.
“LOOK” is free to attend and is open to the public. WJMH Media Broadcasting student Chloe Pickett will host the program.