Your Students Are Already
Using AI. Is Your
District Ready?
We help K–12 districts build AI policies, train educators, and integrate AI responsibly — before the mandate hits.
The AI Gap in K–12
of K–12 students are using AI for school — up 15+ points in two years
of schools lack a formal AI policy
of teachers have received zero AI-specific training
Ohio's compliance deadline: July 1, 2026 — all districts must adopt AI policies
AI adoption is outpacing policy, training, and strategy across the country. Districts that wait risk compliance failures, academic integrity crises, and a widening equity gap. The question isn't whether to address AI — it's whether you'll lead the transition or be forced into it.
A Practical Path to AI Readiness
Three phases designed to meet your district where it is — and take you where you need to be.
AI Readiness Assessment & Policy Development
4–6 WeeksCustom AI usage policies aligned with your state's requirements. Stakeholder communication kits. Risk and ethics frameworks. FERPA/COPPA compliant.
Learn MoreEducator Professional Development
Semester-AlignedHands-on workshops for teachers, principals, and curriculum leaders. AI foundations, lesson design, academic integrity, and train-the-trainer AI literacy.
Learn MoreCurriculum Integration & Adoption Strategy
6–12 MonthsMulti-year AI integration roadmaps. Technology procurement advisory. Impact measurement. Ongoing advisory support as regulations evolve.
Learn MoreKnow Where Your State Stands
AI policy requirements vary significantly by state. Here's where each of our service regions stands today.
All Ohio districts must adopt formal AI usage policies by July 1, 2026. Districts that are not compliant risk funding and accountability consequences. This deadline is real — and it's close.
AI educator endorsement standards are in development through PDE. Governor Shapiro's AI Literacy Toolkit launched March 2026. PA districts should prepare now — requirements are taking shape quickly.
HB 5205 would require all districts to achieve AI policy compliance by July 2027, tied to state education funding. The bill is advancing — early preparation avoids a last-minute scramble.
No state mandate yet. SCDE is actively monitoring national guidance trends, and federal-level requirements may emerge. Forward-thinking districts are using this window to build ahead of any requirement.
Not sure where your district stands? We'll assess you for free — takes 5 minutes.
Why Districts Choose Us
Advisors, not vendors.
We don't sell software. We don't have a product to push. Our only interest is building your district's capacity for the long term.
We speak education, not tech.
Our associates have direct relationships with superintendents, principals, and curriculum directors. We understand your world — the calendar, the constraints, the culture.
State-specific expertise.
Your policies will align with your state's actual requirements — not a generic national template. Ohio, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and South Carolina each have distinct frameworks.
Practical, not theoretical.
Every deliverable is designed for immediate implementation. Board-ready presentations. Teacher-ready workshops. Administrator-ready policies. No shelf-ware.