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The Definitive Guide to Using AI Safely in K-12 Classrooms

For US public school teachers. How to use AI for planning and feedback without pasting student records into a tool your district has not approved. About 30–40 pages. Your copy is watermarked with your email.

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What is inside

  1. Safety first: FERPA, COPPA, and CIPA in plain words, a never-paste list, and a five-question tool check
  2. Seven teacher jobs with a prompt, a before/after, and a safety note — planning, leveled texts, rubrics, parent email, accommodations, quizzes, and writing feedback
  3. Teacher-mediated student activities for K–2, 3–5, 6–8, and 9–12
  4. AI literacy for students, with the free units from Schoolhouse
  5. Academic integrity by redesigning the assignment, not by running a detector
  6. Templates: a one-page classroom AI policy, a parent letter, and a principal pitch
  7. A tool directory with privacy notes, including Schoolhouse, EduConnect, and Rostrum

General information for educators, not legal advice for your district. When a tool would touch student information, ask your privacy or technology lead first.