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CASE STUDIES

How This Work Looks in Practice

Every partnership starts with a different reality. Here are a few of them, shared anonymously, so you can see where your organization might fit.

CHARTER NETWORK

Writing AI Policy From the Ground Up

AI Strategy & Direction · Ethical Use & Policy Development · AI Steering Committee Leadership · Professional Learning

Teachers and principals across a four-school charter network were making AI decisions on their own, often in opposite directions. Leadership wanted a policy written by its own community and lacked the staff capacity to run that process.

Result: A 14-person design team of leaders, teachers, and students co-authored the network’s first board-adopted AI policy, now reviewed each year by a standing committee.

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EDTECH

Turning Data Into District Relationships

AI Strategy & Direction · Leadership Advisory · Teaching & Instructional Integration · Professional Learning

An edtech company had built a platform that unifies academic, attendance, culture, operational, and financial data for districts. Its CEO needed a strategy to reach the right schools and a plan to help them use it well.

Result: Two grants and partnerships with four schools, plus a sales and integration strategy the CEO now runs on her own.

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K–12 NONPROFIT

Making Every Technology Decision Count

Smart Technology Decisions · AI Strategy & Direction · Leadership Advisory

A growing K–12 nonprofit needed technology to scale, and its new Executive Director had to make high-stakes product, vendor, and AI choices without an in-house technical team.

Result: Decision time cut from months to weeks, with AI and data security risks addressed before any tool went live.

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NATIONAL NONPROFIT

Charting the Next Chapter

Strategic Planning

A national education nonprofit needed a multiyear strategic plan that drew on many stakeholders and could hold up in a fast-changing financial, political, and educational landscape.

Result: A plan approved unanimously by the Board and now driving the organization’s work through a detailed implementation plan, plus a planning model it can reuse.

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