A district-wide baseline.
One set of expectations for managed users, without roster setup.
- Approved-AI controls
- Basic DLP on supported paths
- Optional unapproved-AI blocking
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AI GOVERNANCE FOR K-12 SCHOOLS
Your district. Your teachers.
Your rules for AI.
Your district sets the boundaries. Your teachers guide the learning.
Tenet is the K-12 AI governance platform that brings those rules into supported AI tools and district-built applications.
YOUR POLICY. IN PRACTICE.
STUDENT REQUEST
Write my essay for me.
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TenetDistrict policy + teacher guidance✓THE CONVERSATION CHANGES
Let’s start with your ideas.
What argument do you want to make?
TenetAI governance for K-12 schools
Your rules. Their AI tools. ↓Illustrative Tenet District example. Not a live AI response.Controls vary by platform and configuration. AI responses can vary.
DISTRICT POLICY. CLASSROOM GUIDANCE.Your district’s rules.
Your district’s rules.
Across the AI tools students use.
District boundaries and teacher guidance, applied across supported AI platforms.
TenetAI GOVERNANCE FOR K-12 SCHOOLSYOUR RULES. AT THE POINT OF USE. LOCAL AI + SCHOOL POLICY Intelligence on the device.
Your expectations in the conversation.
Your expectations in the conversation.
Tenet runs local AI for supported checks and applies school rules as guardrails. Guide the request. Protect sensitive data. Monitor supported responses.
Illustrative Tenet District workflow on managed Chrome. Controls vary by platform, device, and configuration. AI responses can vary. Explore coverage ↗
Continue to classroom examples ↓DISTRICT POLICY → CLASSROOM PRACTICE
One district.
Room for every teacher.
Your district sets the boundaries. Teachers add the approach for their subject and class.
Watch classroom examples ↓TEACHER RULE / ALGEBRAGuide the next step.
Don’t give the answer.
Don’t give the answer.
Classroom context active
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ChatGPTSTUDENT
ChatGPTSTUDENTALEX / PERIOD 3 Tenet applies the class rule✓
Solve 3x + 5 = 20 for me.
Tenet applies the class rule✓A QUESTION, BEFORE AN ANSWER
What could you do to both sides first to leave 3x by itself?
Ask a follow-up question ↑
School policyAt the point of use.
✓01 / KEEP THE LEARNINGAn answer isn’t
An answer isn’t
the same as learning.
“Just give me the answer” is easy.
Keeping the teacher’s approach in the conversation is the work.
Watch the same idea work across Spanish immersion and Socratic algebra. The class changes. The guidance changes with it.
02 / THE LAYER BETWEEN INTENT AND AIA policy needs
A policy needs
somewhere
to work.
Scroll to unpack what happens between a person’s request and the AI tool.
01
Know the context.
The school sets the baseline. District adds class, teacher, subject, and schedule context.
02
Apply the rule.
Bring classroom guidance and configured data controls to the request.
03
Decide what proceeds.
Allow, warn, transform, or block according to the configured policy and workflow.
POLICY / CONTEXT / ACTION
03 / AI DESTINATIONApproved AI
02 / GOVERNANCEYour rules, applied.
Your rules, applied.GuidanceData checksDecision
01 / SCHOOL CONTEXTTeacher · Class · Task
AlgebraPeriod 3Coach, don’t solve
A rule with the right classroom context.
CONCEPTUAL VIEW / TENET EDGE03 / PROTECT THE MOMENT BEFORE SENDUseful work.
Useful work.
Less exposure.
A student includes their name. A teacher uploads a gradebook. Someone tries to discard the school’s rules.
Different situations need different decisions. Watch Tenet’s checks work through each one.
CHOOSE YOUR STARTING POINTOne district.
One district.
The right level of control.
Start with a shared policy baseline. Add classroom context when your district needs more.
Policy with classroom context.
District boundaries, shaped for the class, subject and moment.
- Grade, roster, class and teacher rules
- Subject, period and schedule context
- Roster-aware DLP on supported paths
Controls depend on the supported surface and configuration. District pricing and implementation are scoped with your team.
Christian Academy School System Leads in Educational Technology Innovation
When considering allowing AI use, school districts have felt a lack of agency. They can block AI entirely, which only pushes student usage underground, or they can allow it to be used without guardrails, which puts academic integrity, student safety, and data privacy at risk.
The Christian Academy School System (CA) chose a path of innovation leadership to solve this problem by partnering with TrueMadeAI and implementing the Tenet K-12 AI Governance solution. CA now governs and manages their students' AI use by applying district and classroom rules across approved AI platforms. Tenet enforces the rules, allowing students to learn safely and effectively.
CA strives for their students to be innovative learners, to use technology thoughtfully and with discernment, and to be prepared for their future educational and career experiences. The Tenet solution helps them meet these goals. TrueMadeAI’s CEO, Caleb Vail says “Christian Academy is proving that districts can proactively navigate the AI era.We are grateful for the opportunity to work together with Rob, Shanda, and the whole CA team to bring a safer and more effective learning environment to their students.”
04 / WHEREVER YOUR SCHOOL USES AIThe tools you use.
The tools you use.
The applications
you build.
Start with the problem in front of you. Keep direct AI use and district-built applications on distinct, governed paths.
Govern the AI
your people already use.
Apply school policy inside supported AI experiences on managed Chrome. Begin with Basic’s common baseline or add District’s classroom context.
Explore Tenet Edge ↗Govern the AI
your applications call.
A separately scoped path for district applications, with controls for approved models, purpose, data boundaries, and budgets.
Explore Tenet Gateway ↗BUILT THROUGH TENET GATEWAYMake the possibilities
Make the possibilities
practical.
Two applications. A governed route to AI underneath. Deployment and support are scoped to your district’s needs.
DISTRICT INFORMATION ASSISTANT01
Where can I find the school calendar?
Start with the district’s approved calendar.
Source: approved district calendar
Illustrative exchange. Public information only, not individual student records.Source: approved district calendar
A helpful first answer
for families.
Answers grounded in approved public district documents, with citations back to the source.
Explore the district assistant ↗TENET WHITEBOARD02
ALGEBRA / WORKING NOTES3x + 6 = 18
What operation would undo the +6?
Illustrative tutor responseRoom to think.
Guidance in context.
A notebook and AI tutor, with class- and subject-specific guidance configured for your implementation.
Explore Whiteboard & Gateway ↗IMPLEMENTATION & PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENTPlan the rollout.
Plan the rollout.
Prepare your people.
Trafera is our preferred K-12 implementation and professional-development partner in the United States.
Meet your implementation partner →
BEFORE YOU DECIDELook under
Look under
the hood.
THE DISTRICT RESOURCE LIBRARYClarity for your
Clarity for your
next decision.
Practical guides, working templates and source-linked references. The full library stays within reach.
Browse every article →STATE LAWS & GUIDANCEWhat does your
What does your
state require?
Start with the source-linked tracker. Then discuss a practical district action plan.
Explore your state ↗READINESS / NO EMAIL REQUIRED
Find your next three priorities.
An eight-domain self-assessment. Answers stay in your browser.
Take the assessment ↗FREE DISTRICT STARTER KITStart with a working document.
Readiness, tool vetting, an application register and an acceptable-use checklist.
Get the starter kit ↗LESS POLICY ON PAPER. MORE POLICY IN PRACTICE.
Show us what AI
should do in your school.
We’ll show you where Tenet can help.
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Tenet by TrueMadeAI
What Tenet is and where it fits.
Tenet is K-12 AI governance software. It turns district policy into controls for supported direct AI use and approved backend AI operations without pretending to replace every system a district already relies on.
See the K-12 AI governance software market mapWho makes Tenet?
TrueMadeAI makes Tenet. Tenet is K-12 AI governance software for school districts. It connects district policy to supported direct AI use and approved backend AI operations while keeping those two data paths distinct.
Is Tenet a web filter?
No. Tenet is not a general web filter, student chatbot, or walled garden. It adds district policy at supported AI control points and can work alongside filtering, provider controls, product vetting, identity, procurement, and staff training.
What does Tenet govern?
Tenet Edge governs supported direct AI use on district-managed Chrome devices. Tenet Gateway governs approved backend AI operations inside district applications through scoped implementations. Available controls depend on the product surface, configuration, and rollout scope.