Preparing schools for a world shaped by AI
The Center helps schools teach AI, guide responsible use, support staff and families, and use AI to extend and deepen learning across the whole school community.
Schools need more than AI tools. They need a coherent response.
AI is already changing how students learn, create, research, communicate, and make decisions. Schools now face a double challenge: students need to learn about AI, and they also need to be prepared for a world where AI is everywhere.
That requires curriculum, standards, ethics, learning design, professional development, and a shared language for students, staff, and families. The Center brings these pieces together in one practical ecosystem.
What schools are asking now
- How should students learn about AI?
- What should teachers, leaders, and staff know and model?
- How should families understand responsible AI use?
- What standards should guide different age levels?
- How can AI deepen learning rather than shortcut thinking?
- How can schools address ethics before problems emerge?
A complete framework for AI in schools
The Center organizes AI implementation around four essential school needs: curriculum, standards, ethics, and AI-mediated learning activities.
AI Curriculum
A structured K–12 pathway to help students understand AI, its uses, limitations, and impact.
AI Standards
Age-level expectations for students, staff, and families to guide responsible and meaningful AI use.
Ethics & Human Development
A distinctive ethical framework centered on privacy, bias, transparency, judgment, relationships, and human growth.
AI-Mediated Learning
Age- and subject-based activities that help teachers use AI to extend, deepen, and enrich learning.
What brings you to the Center?
Whether you are a teacher, school leader, or organization supporting schools, the Center helps you move from uncertainty to clarity and implementation.
I am an educator
I want practical tools, lesson ideas, courses, standards, and guidance to use AI meaningfully in teaching and learning.
Explore Educator MembershipI lead a school
I need curriculum, standards, ethical guidance, staff development, and a coherent framework for students, staff, and families.
Explore School MembershipI support AI adoption
I work with schools, districts, networks, or organizations and want resources, training, and partnership opportunities.
Explore PartnershipThe Center is open — and already helping educators stay current
Explore the opening event and follow the latest AI in education updates curated for schools, teachers, and educational leaders.
Watch the Center’s opening event
The launch event introduces the Center’s vision: helping schools use AI with practical clarity, ethical responsibility, and a strong focus on human learning.
The video features a full length analysis of the current and foreseen energy impact of AI applications and how AI might help with the climate crisis.
AI updates for educators
AI is changing quickly. The Center helps educators and schools stay informed with curated updates on new tools, classroom applications, policy developments, research, and practical implications for education.
- New AI tools and product updates What matters for teaching, learning, planning, and school operations.
- Policy and governance developments Relevant changes affecting schools, students, privacy, ethics, and responsible use.
- Classroom and curriculum implications How current developments can inform AI literacy, learning design, and implementation.
AI implementation is not only a student issue.
Schools need a shared AI language across the full community. The Center supports students, staff, and families with aligned standards, curriculum, ethical guidance, and practical learning activities.
Students
Develop AI literacy, future readiness, responsible use, and deeper learning.
Staff
Receive guidance for professional practice, classroom implementation, and leadership alignment.
Families
Gain shared understanding and guidance for responsible AI use at home and in school.
School Leaders
Move from isolated experimentation to coherent, whole-school AI implementation.
A complete curriculum pathway for students
Students need to learn about AI, not only use AI. The Center provides a structured K–12 pathway that builds understanding, responsibility, critical thinking, creativity, and ethical awareness over time.
AI standards for students, staff, and families
The Center’s standards help schools define what responsible and meaningful AI use looks like at each age level and for every part of the school community.
They support shared expectations, coherent policy, instructional alignment, and a practical language for implementation.
Ethics as a core component, not an afterthought
The Center’s ethics work is one of its distinctive contributions. It helps schools think deeply about privacy, bias, transparency, authorship, cognitive development, human relationships, equity, and the role of teachers in an AI-rich environment.
The goal is not merely to avoid harm, but to use AI in ways that support human growth and educational purpose.
AI-mediated activities that deepen learning
The Center provides classroom-ready activities organized by age level and subject area, helping teachers use AI to extend inquiry, creativity, reflection, feedback, and personalization.
These activities are designed to strengthen learning, not replace thinking. They help schools move beyond generic tool use toward meaningful educational design.
Age-based
Activities are organized by developmental level, from early childhood through upper secondary.
Subject-based
Teachers can find activities by discipline, including literacy, math, science, social studies, and the arts.
Learning-centered
The focus is on inquiry, creativity, feedback, reflection, personalization, and deeper understanding.
Responsible use
Activities are aligned with the Center’s ethical and developmental approach to AI in education.
One membership. A complete AI ecosystem for education.
Membership gives educators and schools access to the resources, guidance, tools, and community needed to move forward with AI responsibly and confidently.
Individual Membership
For teachers, coordinators, school leaders, consultants, and AI-curious educators who want practical access to resources, updates, courses, tools, and community.
- Resource library and AI updates
- Professional development opportunities
- Curriculum and classroom resources
- Standards and implementation guidance
School Membership
For schools that want a coherent AI implementation framework for students, staff, families, curriculum, standards, ethics, classroom practice, and leadership alignment.
- Whole-school implementation support
- Resources for students, staff, and families
- AI standards and ethical guidance
- Curriculum and AI-mediated activities
Partner / Organization
For organizations, networks, associations, and collaborators who want to support responsible AI adoption and connect with educators and schools.
- Partnership opportunities
- Shared initiatives and events
- Visibility within a growing education AI ecosystem
- Collaboration around responsible implementation
Start with the resources that match your school’s needs
AI Curriculum Hub
Explore structured learning pathways, lesson ideas, and curriculum resources that help students understand AI.
AI Standards
Use age-level standards to guide students, staff, and families toward responsible and meaningful AI use.
Ethics Hub
Address privacy, bias, transparency, human relationships, authorship, and responsible implementation.
AI-Mediated Activities
Use AI to extend inquiry, creativity, feedback, personalization, and deeper learning across subject areas.
Professional Development
Build educator capacity through courses, webinars, workshops, and practical learning experiences.
AI Updates for Educators
Stay current with curated developments, tools, policies, and trends that matter for schools.
Prepare your school community for the age of AI
Move from uncertainty to clarity, from isolated experimentation to coherent implementation, and from tool use to meaningful learning.