Is Your School Ready for AI and the Future of Work?
The AI Literacy Survey lets school leaders, teachers, staff, and students share their perspective on AI use, academic integrity, responsible guidance, and workforce readiness.
Submit the survey as an individual or on behalf of a school. Responses are emailed directly to the AI Literacy Survey team — nothing is stored on this site.
From uncertainty about AI to clarity for your school.
Students are already using AI to brainstorm, write, research, study, summarize, and complete assignments. At the same time, teachers and staff are trying to understand what responsible use should look like. Schools need a practical way to move from uncertainty to clarity. AI Literacy Survey gives leaders a simple starting point grounded in real perspectives from inside the school community.
Three simple steps to share your perspective.
Complete the survey
Answer a short set of questions as an individual or on behalf of a school you lead or work in.
We receive your response
Your responses are emailed directly to the AI Literacy Survey team. Nothing is stored on this site.
Readiness recommendations
We use responses to inform school-specific recommendations on guidance, PD, and workforce readiness.
Every voice helps shape a stronger AI readiness plan.
A strong AI readiness plan should not rely on assumptions. The more perspectives we hear — leaders, teachers, staff, and students — the better we can tailor guidance, professional development, and workforce readiness supports.
Administrators
Schoolwide expectations, policy needs, implementation planning, and professional development priorities.
Teachers and Staff
Classroom use, academic integrity concerns, support needs, and confidence addressing student AI use.
Students
How students are using AI, what guidance they need, and how prepared they feel for college, careers, and the future of work.
Eight focus areas that matter to school leadership.
Staff and student AI awareness
Student AI use
Academic integrity and responsible use
Teacher and staff readiness
Workforce readiness skills
Professional development needs
Schoolwide guidance gaps
Confidence and clarity by role group
Privacy-conscious by design.
Responses are emailed directly to the AI Literacy Survey team and are used only to support the survey, reporting, and school-specific recommendations.
Submissions are sent directly to the AI Literacy Survey team — this site does not store responses in a database.
Reports summarize trends — they do not publicly identify individual respondents.
The survey avoids collecting unnecessary personally identifiable student information.
Designed to support privacy-conscious practices aligned with applicable school data policies and education regulations, including FERPA where applicable.
Schools follow their own internal data privacy, parent consent, student data, and technology-use policies when distributing the survey.
AI Literacy Survey is designed to support responsible school planning and privacy-conscious data practices. Schools remain responsible for following their own local, state, federal, and district policies related to student data, staff data, consent, and technology use.
Start with a clear baseline before building your school's AI plan.
AI Literacy Survey helps schools understand what staff and students are experiencing now so leaders can create practical guidance, targeted professional development, and stronger workforce readiness supports.