Free AI Readiness Assessment
Is your school ready for AI, or just hoping for the best?
8 questions, 5 minutes, and a readiness score for your school across five pillars. Free, and the report is yours.
Sample readiness report
Anytown Academy
Tier: Reactive
12of 24
- Policy3/6
- People4/6
- Curriculum2/3
- Guardrails1/6
- Funding2/3
Highest-leverage fix
Adopt a written AI acceptable use policy for staff and students.
Typical funding range for schools this size
$18k to $32k
- 8 questions
- About 5 minutes
- A score out of 24
- Five pillars scored
- Your three fixes, ranked
- A funding estimate
- A 4-year AI readiness roadmap
- Free, and the report is yours
- From BeyondK12, since 2001
The five pillars of AI readiness
They match what the TeachAI toolkit, the CoSN maturity model, and the U.S. Department of Education ask schools to have in place: a written policy, trained people, a curriculum, guardrails, and a funding plan.
Policy
Whether the school has written, board-approved guidance on AI for staff and students, and whether anyone owns it.
People
Whether teachers and leaders have had training and formal guidance, or are improvising on their own.
Curriculum
Whether students are taught to use AI, question it, and explain their own work, from the early grades up.
Guardrails
Whether student data, academic integrity, and vendor choices are covered by rules people actually follow.
Funding
Whether the school knows which funds can pay for AI readiness, such as U.S. federal, state, and diocesan funds or programs in its own country, and has asked for them.
What happens after the score
You get the report
On screen right away and by email, with the three fixes ranked by how much they move your score.
You can book a briefing
Twenty minutes with Ernie to walk through the report. Optional. Afterward, we present a short deck on adopting the Accelerator and a proposal for your school.
You choose the next step
The 90-Day Accelerator for policy, people, and guardrails; TechPlus AI for curriculum; funding to pay for it.
Questions school leaders ask
Everything school leaders ask before they click start.
Who is the AI Readiness Assessment for?
Principals, heads of school, assistant principals, and district curriculum or technology leaders. Board members take it too, usually alongside the principal.
How long does it take?
About 5 minutes. There are 8 questions, one per screen, and no essay answers.
What do I get?
A score out of 24, a breakdown across the five pillars, the three highest-leverage fixes for your school, an estimate of the funding your school may be eligible for, and a 4-year AI readiness roadmap.
Do I have to give contact details?
Yes, before the report is shown, so we can send it to you and follow up once by email. Nobody outside your school sees your answers.
Is it a sales pitch?
No. It is a diagnostic. The report is yours whether or not you ever call us. If you want help with the fixes, the Accelerator and the curriculum pages explain what we do and what it costs.
Can a district take it?
Yes. District leaders usually take it once for the district and then ask each principal to take it for their school, which shows where the gaps differ campus to campus.
Still have a question? Call 888-283-3213 or, outside the U.S., message us on WhatsApp.
See where your school stands on AI, in five minutes
Eight questions. A score out of 24 across Policy, People, Curriculum, Guardrails, and Funding, with the three fixes that move it most. The report is yours whether or not you ever call us.