Both tiers can block detected unapproved AI chat and writing interfaces when the district enables the control. Start with Basic for one district-wide policy. Choose District when rules need to change by grade, roster, class, teacher, period, or schedule, or when local subject detection should match homework prompts to teacher take-home rules.
The fastest path to one district-wide AI governance baseline without a roster connection.
No grade, roster, class, or teacher policy layers.
Try Tenet BasicFor districts that need policy to reflect the student, class, teacher, period, and schedule.
Custom district pricing is available based on rollout scope, integrations, and support requirements.
Request a meetingChoose a student input, district policy, and teacher rule. Basic uses only the district baseline. District also resolves the student's grade and active class rule.
“Write my final explanation of why seasons change.”
One district policy is applied to every managed user.
I can help you build the explanation. What observation should your first sentence explain?
District, grade, and classroom context resolve together.
What did you observe about the light angle? Write that first, and I will help with the next step.
Illustrative policy outcomes only. No AI service, student system, or external application is contacted.
Outside an active class period, Tenet District can use local subject detection on a managed device to match a student prompt with an enabled take-home rule for that student's class. The student does not have to select the class before asking for help.
No active class period
Matched to Algebra I
Ask for the next step. Do not provide the completed solution.
Which operation would undo the +8 first?
Current governed surfaces include major general AI destinations and education AI products. The district chooses which are available, and Tenet applies the supported policy controls for each surface.
On compatible devices and supported AI surfaces, Tenet District can use an on-device model to score a conversation against the active district and teacher rules. A district-configured model fallback can cover devices where the on-device model is unavailable. The district chooses the threshold and whether a low score only appears in test mode or ends the session.
Compliance scoring is model-based, not deterministic, and is not available on every surface. The on-device path also requires a compatible Chrome device. Test mode lets the district tune thresholds before automatic session end is enabled.
“Ask guiding questions. Do not write the student's final submission.”
Grade 11 / US history / Period 4Response supplied a final thesis and paragraph instead of coaching the student's work.
The student sees the active rule and a clear path to begin a new compliant session.
The table describes tier-level scope. Exact behavior still depends on the supported AI surface, content type, district configuration, and deployment.
| Decision area | Tenet Basic | Tenet District |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free | Starts at $8 per student per year; custom district pricing available |
| Starting point | Available today with roster-free setup | A scoped meeting confirms population, context, and rollout |
| Policy model | One district-wide baseline | District baseline plus differentiated classroom policy |
| Unapproved AI interface blocking | District-enabled blocking using known signatures and local multi-signal detection on managed Chrome | Included; deep governed support on named products can also use District's classroom context where supported |
| Roster connection | Not required | Used to resolve student, class, and teacher context |
| Grade-level differentiation | Not included | District-configured rules can vary by grade |
| Class and teacher layers | Not included | Included |
| Homework and off-period teacher rules | Not included | Local subject detection can match a prompt to an enabled class take-home rule on supported surfaces |
| Schedule differentiation | Not included | Policies can vary by period and schedule context |
| Conversation-rule compliance | Not included | On-device model where supported, with a district-configured model fallback |
| Automatic session end | Not included | District-configured enforcement where supported |
| On-device data loss prevention (DLP) | Baseline sensitive-data detection and protection where supported and configured | Adds roster-aware detection, redaction, and pseudonymization where supported |
| Managed device deployment | Managed Chrome client | Managed Chrome client |
| Routine prompt and response boundary | Not sent to the TrueMadeAI backend; configured BYOS event data goes to a district-controlled destination | Not sent to the TrueMadeAI backend; configured BYOS event data goes to a district-controlled destination |
This comparison is based on the current Tenet tier boundary, reviewed August 11, 2026. It distinguishes one district-wide policy from grade, roster, classroom, and subject-aware take-home differentiation. It does not treat a listed capability as a guarantee on every AI surface.
Tenet Basic has no Tenet subscription price and is available today. It provides one district-wide baseline on district-managed Chrome devices without grade, roster, class, or teacher policy layers.
No. Tenet Basic is designed for roster-free setup. The district configures one baseline and deploys the managed Chrome client through its device administration environment.
Yes, on district-managed Chrome when the district enables the optional control. Tenet uses curated interface signatures and local multi-signal detection to identify and block detected unapproved AI chat or writing interfaces. District allowlists and bypasses remain in control. Coverage depends on the web surface and vendor changes, and detection is separate from deep governed support on a named product.
Choose Tenet District when AI policy needs to change by grade, roster, class, teacher, period, or schedule. Tenet District starts at $8 per student per year, with custom district pricing available based on rollout, integrations, and support needs.
Yes. Tenet District can use roster context to apply district-configured grade-level rules, including grade-level AI access decisions and grade-specific policy guidance. Tenet Basic applies one district-wide baseline without grade differentiation.
A teacher can enable a separate take-home rule for a class. Outside an active class period, Tenet District can use local subject detection on district-managed Chrome to match a student prompt with an enabled class rule on supported AI surfaces. If there is no reliable match, Tenet keeps the district baseline. Subject detection is probabilistic and does not identify every prompt perfectly.
Yes, where the compliance monitor is supported and configured. Tenet District can use an on-device model to score an active session against district and teacher rules on compatible devices, with a district-configured model fallback available when the on-device model is unavailable. If the score falls below the district threshold, configured enforcement can end the session and show the student an explanation. Districts can validate thresholds in test mode before enabling automatic session end.
Current governed surfaces include ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Microsoft Copilot, Grok, MagicSchool, SchoolAI, and Brisk Boost. Capability depth varies by surface and content type, and districts should validate their exact tool list during rollout planning.
No. Routine prompt and response bodies are not sent to the TrueMadeAI backend. BYOS general analytics go to a district-controlled destination and exclude raw conversation content. Incident evidence features may preserve conversation text and identifying context for defined events in that district-controlled destination.
Tenet Basic is free and available today. Tenet District adds grade, roster, class, teacher, and schedule differentiation.