Our assessments give your IT team a documented research foundation for every major AI tool so you're not starting from scratch on each teacher request. Not a final answer, but a serious head start.
When your board asks "why did we approve this tool?" you need a documented, methodology-driven answer. Our assessments provide the paper trail that shows due diligence.
Our Shadow AI guide helps you understand the gap between what's approved and what's actually being used, and gives you a roadmap for closing it without killing teacher innovation.
You're getting 3-5 new AI tool requests per week. Each one theoretically needs a privacy policy review, DPA negotiation, and legal sign-off. Your team has time for maybe one or two per quarter. Everything else either gets rejected by default or slips through unevaluated.
Our assessments give you a documented starting point for every major tool. privacy policy review, SDPC status, DPA availability, district controls. You still make the final call, but you're not doing the initial research from scratch every time.
You've seen the research. AI tools can genuinely help teachers. But every time you try to move one forward, it gets stuck in compliance review, and six months later the teacher has moved on to something else. The compliance process is blocking innovation without actually protecting students.
Our assessments give you the compliance context you need to advocate for tools you believe in, without becoming a privacy expert. We help you understand what "conditional" actually means in practice so you can brief your IT director and move things forward faster.
The PowerSchool breach is still fresh. Your board is asking questions. But you also know your teachers are using AI tools whether you sanction them or not. You need a position that is both protective and defensible. without falling so far behind that innovation passes you by.
We help you build a documented, defensible AI approval process you can present to your board. A district that uses K12SafeList as part of its vetting process can demonstrate due diligence, and has a framework for saying yes to good tools faster, while keeping the risky ones out.
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We're working with a small group of forward-thinking districts to build the compliance infrastructure K-12 AI adoption actually needs. This isn't a waitlist. it's an invitation to help shape the product. Early cohort members get everything below, free.