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AI at school, explained. No panic. Just paying attention.

Short, honest guides on the AI tools showing up in classrooms, the questions worth asking your student's school, and the conversations that keep you part of the decision.

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The family guide

Everything you want to know in one place, explained in plain English

Eight short sections: what AI is, the kinds your student will meet, the four questions to ask before you say yes, what a tool can learn about your student, talking with kids by age, and the words districts use.

Open the guideFirst week checklist
  • 01The 60 second version
  • 02The kinds of AI your student will meet
  • 03Before you say yes
  • 04What a tool can learn about your student
  • 05Talking with your student, by age
  • 06If you choose not yet
  • 07Words you will hear
  • 08Where to go next

AI awareness

Understand it before you decide

Three short reads that give you the footing most parents and guardians want: what these tools are, how to recognise them, and what they hold about your student.

At the kitchen table

Conversations to have with your kid

Two minutes at pickup beats a lecture on Saturday. Start with one question from the age group below.

  • Ages 5 to 10

    Build curiosity

    • Show me the coolest thing it said today.
    • Did it sound like it knew everything, or like it was guessing?
    Full conversation starters

  • Ages 11 to 13

    Keep the door open

    • What do your friends use it for?
    • What do you think the company knows about you?
    Full conversation starters

  • Ages 14 to 18

    Grow judgement

    • Let's see what you're working on, and the prompt you used.
    • What would you say to a teacher who asked how you used it?
    Full conversation starters

State rules

Where does your state stand?

Some states now require every school district to have an AI policy. Others have a rule on the way, or only published guidance. Explore the map to see where your state stands and what it means for families.

Open the state rules map
  • Policy required
  • Pending
  • Guidance only
  • No statewide action yet

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