State-by-state K–12
AI readiness briefs.
Structured policy and implementation research for every U.S. state — covering enacted legislation, state DOE guidance, pending bills, federal funding context, and district-level implementation signals. Ten states are published; the remaining 40 are in active research.
Ten states published.
Click through to read, or search to find your state.
Each brief is a standalone research document covering its state’s AI literacy landscape. Briefs are regularly updated as policy shifts — check the published date on each for the most recent revision.
No published briefs for that state yet.
We’re producing briefs on a rolling schedule. Request priority publication for your state and we’ll expedite it.
Request your state →Arizona
California
Florida
Georgia
New Jersey
New York
North Carolina
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Washington
Upcoming state briefs — request priority
If your state isn’t published yet and you need analysis for district planning, curriculum review, or policy work — let us know. We prioritize research for states with upcoming legislative deadlines or active implementation decisions.
Email research team to request your state →How K–12 briefs
are actually produced.
K–12 state briefs follow a seven-phase production process covering source gathering, structured outlining, drafting, compliance audit, publication, and distribution. Every claim traces to a publicly available source.
State legislature & DOE guidance
Enacted legislation, pending bills, State Board of Education meeting records, Department of Education guidance documents, and state workforce development plans — all publicly available and citable.
Title I, II-A, IV-A allocations
State-level federal funding data from ED.gov, with per-pupil calculations where relevant. Used to analyze eligibility and allocation scale relative to AI literacy professional development costs.
Implementation at the largest districts
Policies, pilots, and curriculum announcements from each state’s 3–5 largest districts (by enrollment). Drawn from NCES Common Core of Data and public district records.
Service agency infrastructure
Each state’s regional service structure — ESCs, IUs, BOCES, ESDs — mapped as implementation infrastructure. These agencies often drive actual rollout beyond what state policy alone describes.
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