Who is the K-12 AI governance starter kit for?

District technology directors, superintendents, curriculum and instructional technology leaders, and privacy officers who need to put an AI policy into practice before the next board meeting or budget cycle.

Does the starter kit require Tenet?

No. The templates are product-neutral working documents. They map to the same decision rights, inventory, privacy, instructional, control, and evidence domains that the K-12 AI governance guide on this site describes.

What happens after I submit the form?

The templates open immediately and a copy of the links goes to your work email. Your contact details are stored in TrueMadeAI's CRM so we can answer questions about the kit. You are not added to a newsletter.

Starter kit

The district AI governance starter kit.

Most districts do not lack an AI policy idea. They lack the four working documents that turn the idea into decisions: who approves a tool, what is on the approved list, where student data may and may not go, and how ready the district is today. This kit is those four documents, free, in editable form.

Free district starter kit

Start governing AI this week, not next budget cycle.

The four working documents district leaders ask us for most, sent to your work email. No product setup and no sales call required.

AI governance readiness assessmentScore your district across decision rights, inventory, privacy, instruction, controls, and evidence.
AI tool vetting and approval templateThe questions to ask before an AI product reaches students or staff.
AI application register templateOne place to record every approved AI surface, owner, data boundary, and review date.
K-12 AI acceptable use policy checklistWhat a defensible student and staff AI policy must cover.

Questions districts ask before they download.

Who is it for?: District technology directors, superintendents, curriculum and instructional technology leaders, and privacy officers who need to put an AI policy into practice before the next board meeting or budget cycle.
Does it require Tenet?: No. The templates are product-neutral working documents. They map to the same domains as theK-12 AI governance guide: decision rights, inventory, privacy, instructional use, technical controls, evidence, and review.
What happens after I submit?: The templates open immediately and a copy of the links goes to your work email. Your contact details are stored in TrueMadeAI's CRM so we can answer questions about the kit. You are not added to a newsletter. See the privacy policy.
Want to grade your district first?: The free AI governance assessment scores the same domains in about ten minutes and points you to the template you need most.