The complete, project-based K–8 curriculum for the AI era — AI Fluency, Digital Literacy, Digital Citizenship, and Character Development in one vertically aligned pathway, with training and implementation support built in.
Most schools are stitching together a typing app, a coding site, and an internet-safety assembly — and hoping it adds up. It doesn't. Instruction varies by teacher, nothing connects grade to grade, and AI has changed the assignment. Literally.
People direct tools → checking outputs → limitations, disclosure, and human accountability.
The durable skills under every device — files, formats, search, and safe, capable use.
Kindness and safety early; footprint, misinformation, and consent later.
Ownership, honesty, and perseverance — the human core competitors leave out.
Real vs. pretend → credibility and copyright → bias, evidence, and manipulated media.
From letter location in K to fluent, efficient production by 8th.
Create, format, collaborate — then choose tools strategically and publish.
Sequencing → loops and variables → algorithms, data, and text-based work.
Students learn to use AI, question it, verify it, and disclose it — and every project ends with the one assessment AI can't fake: the student explaining what they made, why, what tools helped, and what they'd improve.
"What did you create? Why these choices? What help did you receive — and what's yours?"
The four questions every TechPlus AI student can answerDigital literacy and AI readiness aren't unfunded mandates. We hand you the budget-justification language your business office needs.
"Effective use of technology" funds curriculum licenses directly — without the 15% cap that applies to devices.
Every package bundles professional development and coaching — the Title II-eligible line item.
The Department of Education's AI supplemental priority rewards AI-literacy programming in discretionary grants.
Utah requires it in grades 7–8. Ohio requires K–12 AI policies. California guidance urges it from elementary on.
Annual license. Implementation included. Priced for every school size — from one teacher to a whole district.
Pay by card with Stripe — or request a PO invoice. Purchase orders, ACH, check and net–30 welcome.
One teacher, their own classroom — up to 5 sections.
Every teacher in one building, K–8. Flat rate — no per-seat count.
Multiple schools, dioceses & networks — custom rollout.
A 15-minute walkthrough mapped to your grade levels, technology ecosystem, and funding picture.