| Level | Allowed | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Elementary | No student AI tools. This includes any integrated AI tools in Canva, Google Workspace, Google Classroom, Adobe Firefly, and Brisk. Exceptions include AI used in assessment tools like Amira. | Current research does not show consistent positive learning outcomes from direct student interaction with AI at this age. The district prioritizes teacher-led instruction and the development of foundational skills. |
| Junior high | Student AI tools are limited to curriculum-approved tools. Approved tools available by default include: Brisk, playlab.ai, and Gemini Notebook (NotebookLM). All Gemini built in tools are unavailable. Teachers can allow other specific AI curriculum tools through Linewize Classroom Manager. | Teacher-directed and curriculum-aligned tools provide the structure students need to use AI appropriately while developing judgment, digital literacy, and independent learning skills. |
| Senior High school | Most AI tools that support use by students over the age of 13 are available. This includes AI integrated into tools. | Senior high students generally have the maturity to use AI with greater independence, responsibility, and critical judgment. Broader access prepares students for academics beyond High School by helping them learn to evaluate AI output, use AI ethically, disclose its use appropriately, and apply it effectively in academic work. |
Allowed AI tools by Grade Level
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