– Pattaya Deputy Mayor Krishna Boonsawat chaired an initial discussion on October 27th, 2026, about introducing a centralized data system powered by artificial intelligence (AI) across municipal schools.
– The proposed system is to modernize administration across five main school management divisions and reduce educational staff paperwork by up to 90%.
– The proposal remains at the preliminary discussion stage, with officials considering which approach would be most suitable for implementation.
PATTAYA, Thailand – Pattaya City is exploring the use of artificial intelligence and a centralized data system to modernize administration across schools under its jurisdiction, with the goal of improving efficiency and reducing teachers’ administrative workload.
On October 27th, 2026, at 1:00 p.m., Pattaya Deputy Mayor Krishna Boonsawat chaired a meeting to hear proposals for transforming school management through a centralized AI-powered data system.
The meeting took place at the Education Office conference room at Pattaya City Hall. Attendees included Komkrit Niraphan, director of the Education Administration Division, along with academic and school affairs personnel from Pattaya’s Education Office.
The proposed system is intended to support administration across five main school management divisions through a shared central database and AI technology.
According to the proposal presented, the innovation could improve operational efficiency while reducing paperwork for education personnel by as much as 90%. This would allow teachers and administrative staff to devote more time and attention to student development and educational outcomes.
However, city officials added that the meeting was an initial discussion rather than a finalized implementation plan. Participants will continue evaluating the available approaches and consider which system would be most appropriate for Pattaya’s municipal schools before deciding on its practical application.