Vision for AI
What we believe about AI and student learning. The frame that shapes every decision downstream.
The Task Force is working four pillars — vision, student usage, staff usage, and enterprise software selection. Each has a working policy document, published here for the community to read.
What we believe about AI and student learning. The frame that shapes every decision downstream.
When and how students use AI in our classrooms. How we protect their work, their data, and their learning. A parent-facing video guide is also available.
How teachers, leaders, and staff use AI in their work. What we expect, what we encourage, what we don't allow.
Which AI platforms FirstLine uses. Three tools are already in use or rolling out — see the transparent list below.
See approved tools →Louisiana was among the earliest states to publish official AI guidance for schools. FirstLine's Vision, Student Usage, and Staff Usage policies are designed to align with the LDOE's competency framework and responsible-use guidance — while going further where our students and educators benefit from it.
Grade-progression framework covering AI fundamentals, ethics, applications, and technical skills. Emphasizes equity, ethical AI literacy, and cross-disciplinary integration.
Louisiana's responsible-use guidance for schools — implementation strategies, safeguards, laws, four-tier use levels (AI-Empowered / AI-Enhanced / AI-Assisted / AI-Prohibited), and a four-component cycle (Purpose, Policy, Stakeholders, Evaluation). Released Fall 2024.
The state's original release announcing the AI Task Force's recommendations and school-system guidance.
Act 782 expands criminal penalties for unlawful AI-generated images of minors and requires schools to distribute LDOE information to grades 6–12 students and obtain signed parent acknowledgment within the first 5 days of school.
Send home with all grades 6–12 students within the first 5 days of school. Collect signed forms.
Louisiana Legislature. Read for full details on penalties and compliance requirements.
In the spirit of transparency, this is the full list of AI tools currently in use or being rolled out at FirstLine.
Google Cloud. No-code AI for staff drafting, summarizing, brainstorming, research. Workspace-connected. Approved by CIO, May 2026.
Curriculum-aligned AI teaching assistant. Turns lessons into interactive, differentiated activities and gives teachers real-time student performance data.
Nonprofit platform where educators and students build AI apps for classroom use — shaping AI on their terms, not just consuming it.
Access guide, community apps & events →Anthropic's AI, available to every FLS staff member through our Enterprise account. Sign in at claude.ai with "Continue with Google" using your FirstLine account. Student data is protected on this account (never on personal or free Claude accounts).
OpenAI's educator-verified model. Free through June 2028. Sign up with your firstlineschools.org email and complete educator verification. For educators only — not students.
Claude (Enterprise): sign in at claude.ai with "Continue with Google" using your firstlineschools.org account only — never a personal or free Claude account. Enterprise SSO gives you the protection automatically.
ChatGPT for Teachers: register with your firstlineschools.org email AND complete educator verification. Personal or free accounts are not permitted for student data.
More tools reviewed as the Task Force advances the Enterprise Software pillar. Every addition is announced on the News page.