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Take the tools. Seriously.

Everything here is free to download, use, and share with your team — substantive enough to act on without ever contacting anyone. If a resource raises questions for your district,that's what a conversation is for.

The library is being stocked now — items marked "coming soon" are finished works being prepared for download. Want one sooner?Ask.

Policy & governance

Board-adoptable language, risk tiering, and the full governance playbook.

  • PDF · playbook

    AI Policy Playbook for K-12 Districts

    The 12-component framework, four model-policy profiles, draft board language, prohibited-uses table, and the 30/90/365 plan.

    Coming soon
  • Web + PDF

    Sample AI Policy Framework

    The condensed decision-rules version — a reading companion for board and cabinet.

    Coming soon

Privacy & data protection

The prompt box is the new threat surface. Rules staff can actually follow.

  • Toolkit · 13 documents + bundle

    K-12 AI Privacy Toolkit — 13 tools

    Quick-reference card, data-classification poster, decision tree, parent notice templates, student pledge, role do/don’t lists, prompt rewriting guide, FAQ, incident forms and protocol, vendor feature-change checklist, PD session guide.

    Coming soon
  • PDF · research synthesis

    AI Privacy & Data Protection research synthesis

    How AI privacy risk differs from traditional edtech: prompt-layer risk, FERPA’s gaps, procurement, special populations, incident governance.

    Coming soon

Equity & accessibility

Equity as audit, not rhetoric.

  • Excel workbook · 20 sheets

    K-12 AI Equity & Accessibility Toolkit

    Role-based navigator, equity risk table, access audit, accessibility review (WCAG/VPAT), ML and special-education guidance, bias review protocol, 25 classroom scenarios, procurement checklist, monitoring dashboard, 30/90/365 plan.

    Coming soon
  • PDF · research synthesis

    AI Equity & Accessibility research synthesis

    Ten dimensions of AI equity — from digital divides to civil-rights obligations.

    Coming soon

Student AI literacy

An interdisciplinary capability for every student — not a CS elective.

  • PDF · toolkit

    K-12 AI Literacy Toolkit

    The 8-domain framework with K-2/3-5/6-8/9-12 progressions, durable-skills crosswalk, 25-experience scenario bank, performance tasks, family connections.

    Coming soon
  • PDF · research synthesis

    Student AI Literacy Framework synthesis

    Where UNESCO, OECD, AI4K12, and the major frameworks converge — and what that means for your curriculum.

    Coming soon

Community & engagement

Co-creation beats communication.

  • PDF · research synthesis

    Community Engagement & AI synthesis

    What the evidence says about engaging families and communities around AI adoption.

    Coming soon
  • Templates

    Family communication set

    Multilingual FAQ templates, parent notices, and a family workshop outline drawn from the toolkits.

    Coming soon

What the research says

Seven curated, annotated collections — reviewed and dated.

  • Annotated collection

    The concerns, mapped

    General concerns about AI in education: the landscape in one read.

    Coming soon
  • Annotated collection

    Cognition & offloading

    What we know about AI, critical thinking, and cognitive offloading.

    Coming soon
  • Annotated collection

    Equity effects

    Evidence on AI’s equity effects in schools.

    Coming soon
  • Annotated collection

    Privacy & security

    Incidents, obligations, and safeguards.

    Coming soon
  • Annotated collection

    Educator integration

    How teachers actually adopt AI, and what supports work.

    Coming soon
  • Annotated collection

    Stakeholder perceptions

    What leaders, teachers, students, and parents believe — and where they diverge.

    Coming soon
  • Annotated collection

    The future of school

    Synthesis: where this is heading.

    Coming soon

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