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Resources
The 3ssential
From the Alliance
Three essential early actions, with nine concrete deliverables, a progress tracker, and video from four Arizona districts that finished.
The Privacy Checklist
From the Alliance
The questions to send a vendor before you buy, or to send one adding AI features to a product you already own. Built with practitioners and experts around the state and the country.
AI in Education Glossary
From the Alliance
Around 110 terms in plain language for education leaders. Kept current as the vocabulary changes — and it changes fast.
AI Integration Guide
From Agua Fria Union High School District
One readable guide covering every audience — staff, students, families — with graphics that carry the explanation rather than decorating it. A good model if you are writing one document instead of five.
AI Literacy Progressions
From Chandler Unified School District
What AI literacy looks like at each grade band, laid out as a progression rather than a one-off lesson. Cited in the state guidance.
AI Integration Model
From Chandler Unified School District
How one large district structured its own AI implementation — useful mostly as a shape to argue with. Cited in the state guidance.
Artificial Intelligence Guidance
From Maricopa Unified School District
A student-use system that balances AI as a learning tool against AP and dual-enrollment requirements, and asks students to evaluate outputs for bias and accuracy. Cited in the state guidance.
AI Document Guide
From Vail Unified School District
One page indexing everything Vail built — approved websites, a responsible use policy, an assignment stoplight, and six training modules. Two of those modules are built on acronyms staff and students can actually remember:
TEACH for teachers
- Thoroughly Evaluate
- Engage with Curriculum Documents
- Acknowledge Your Expertise
- Cultivate a Balanced Approach
- Harness the Potential of AI
LEARN for students
- Limit Personal Information
- Evaluate Information
- Ask Critical Questions
- Reflect on Learning
- Never Rely Solely on AI
The Agentic Cookbook
From Agua Fria Union High School District
A shared cookbook for K-12 teams building their own AI tools, which Agua Fria contributes to. It starts with the foundations — sign-on, hosting, and keeping student data inside your own systems — then offers recipes with build steps and a prompt to hand your own coding agent.
AI Usage Guide for Students and Staff
From Premier Prep Online Academy
One guide for students and staff: AI use levels, permitted and prohibited uses, citing and disclosing AI, data privacy, and cognitive offloading, set inside a competency-based model. Updated every December and June for the coming semester.
Family AI Guide
From Premier Prep Online Academy
A short guide for families: why a live, spoken assessment keeps AI from doing the learning, how parents can follow along in Canvas, and practical ways to support healthy AI use at home. Updated every December and June.
Student Quick Reference
From Premier Prep Online Academy
One page for students: what AI is for and what it is not for, four use levels from “no AI” to “ask your teacher and disclose”, a sample disclosure note, and safety reminders. Updated every December and June.
Better AI Habits
From Yuma Union High School District
An interactive staff workshop from Dane Jacobson: quick tricks for better output today, interactive tips on how language models read and drift, and the habits worth changing for lasting impact on teaching.
Student AI Advisory Panel
From Vail Unified School District
How Vail is building student leadership in AI: the slides from its high school AI literacy student voice session, where students tell the district how they actually use AI and help shape what comes next.
9-12 AI Literacy Lessons in ELA
From Vail Unified School District
How Vail is working with its English teachers to build grade 9-12 AI literacy lessons aligned with the ELA standards, so AI literacy lives inside a course every student already takes.
Artificial Intelligence Guidelines
From Tempe Union High School District
Separate guidelines for general use, for students, and for teachers. Teachers set the acceptable level of AI use assignment by assignment, and students get a plain rule: when unsure, ask before you submit.
AI Guidance 2026
From Marana Unified School District
Marana Unified's district-wide AI guidance for 2026, including its profile of a graduate, its profile of an AI-ready graduate, and developmental guidance by grade band.
Generative AI Policy
From ASU Prep Digital
A handbook policy that scaffolds expectations by grade level, requires students to disclose and cite AI use, and takes a restorative approach when misuse comes from confusion rather than intent.
Artificial Intelligence Resources for Families
From Sunnyside Unified School District
A family-facing page: what AI and generative AI are, which tools the district has approved, how teachers switch student access on lesson by lesson, and what families can do at home.
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