For the person who has just been made responsible for AI and needs to know where the school stands.
- 20-question self-check — two scores, protection and practice
- AI Exposure Scan with current signatures
- Full Baseline Kit — 9 instruments, 205 items, 38 files
- Scoring model, red flags and green flags, interpretation guide
- 10 standalone tools and 5 role assessments
- AI Exposure Scan and Baseline Dashboard — both offline, both upload nothing
- Proctor pack, 12-week plan,
- The research corpus and references
For a school that has run the baseline and now has to keep it true as regulation and tools keep moving.
- Your governance site, built and kept current — on your own server, nothing hosted by us
- A resident delivery agent in a sandbox account you provide — no access beyond it
- Maintained AI signatures — the list decays fast
- Signed package delivery — verified before anything is applied
- Your registers and policy kept in step as versions change
- Year 1 governance calendar — review dates and cadence
- Six-month re-baseline — all three axes
- Four scheduled releases a year, plus one whenever your policy version changes
Every release signed by a named person before it goes live. Nothing auto-publishes.
For a school that needs the baseline done properly, with someone independent in the room and in front of the board.
- Both axes and the quadrant — Readiness, Governance and Practice, never averaged
- Independent evidence review of your artefacts
- Facilitated staff and community sessions
- Your baseline interpreted, not just scored
- Board-ready briefing and risk register
- Living AI Policy v1.0, owned by your school
- Includes the School tier for year one
And Implementation, priced on a call
The Review answers where do we stand on both axes, and what does the quadrant mean here. Implementation — 12 weeks, five phases — answers that and then builds it with you: training delivered, the approval workflow run on tools you actually depend on, incident logging activated, and a named owner inside the school by the last day.
Both measure both axes. We do not sell one on its own — the finding is the quadrant, and a quadrant needs both. Compare them → · the Review is credited in full against Implementation, so nothing is repeated or re-charged if you move up.
Prices in USD. Networks and districts — talk to us; multi-school pricing is quoted per engagement.
Questions people actually ask
Is the free tier a trial?
No. The self-check, the exposure scan and the full kit are free permanently, with no time limit and no card. If you never buy anything, you still get a defensible baseline.
Why is School marked “Coming”?
Because it is not finished, and we will not take money for something that does not work yet. What it will be: your governance site — policy, baseline, registers, operating cadence — built and kept current on your own server, in a sandbox account you provide. Nothing is hosted by us and your material never leaves your infrastructure. Four scheduled releases a year, plus one whenever your policy changes version, and every release signed by a named person before it goes live. Exit is one action: close the account, and everything keeps running, because it was always yours. Join the list and you will hear when it is ready — nothing else.
What can we genuinely not do ourselves?
Three things, and not because we withhold them. A school cannot credibly audit its own evidence — that is a conflict of interest, not a skill gap. Nobody internal can facilitate a session about staff fear of leadership. And a subordinate cannot deliver a finding about a missing control to their own board. Everything else in the kit you can run alone.
What does “from $7,500” depend on?
Size, number of sites, how much evidence already exists, and whether sessions are in person. We scope it on a call and quote a fixed fee. No hourly billing.
Do you take our data?
The self-check and the exposure scan run entirely in your browser and upload nothing. For a Baseline Review we ask for the computed outputs and the evidence documents — not your raw survey responses, and never your free-text answers, which stay with you.
The full answer — what we collect, where it lives, when it is deleted, and what you receive →
Is this legal advice?
No. These are operational governance tools. Jurisdiction-specific obligations are for your data protection officer or legal counsel, and the materials say so wherever it matters.