Teacher AI Readiness and Evaluation Sprint
Your staff started using AI eighteen months ago. Nobody approved it. Nobody mapped it. And at some point this year, a board member is going to ask you a question about it in a public meeting.
Eight weeks. One outcome: you can answer the question.
The Teacher AI Readiness and Evaluation Sprint takes a school system from scattered, unauthorized AI use to a board-approved policy, a staff-ready implementation plan, and a leadership team that understands what it has agreed to.
It is not training. Training tells your people how to write a prompt. This decides what your district permits, who owns it, what data it touches, and what happens when it is wrong.
It is led personally by Dr. Darryl S. Adams — a former superintendent who ran a district through a technology transformation, not a consultant explaining one from the outside.
What you get
| Deliverable | Format | When |
|---|---|---|
| AI Readiness Diagnostic | Scored instrument + executive report across strategy, talent, governance, infrastructure | Week 1 |
| AI Systems Inventory | Every AI tool in use across the district, mapped to data touched and approval status | Week 2 |
| Cabinet Alignment Session | Half-day working session with your executive team | Week 3 |
| Board-Ready AI Policy | Draft policy in adoptable language, with a board presentation deck | Week 5 |
| Staff Implementation Plan | Phased rollout: what's permitted, who trains, what's monitored | Week 6 |
| Board Study Session | Dr. Adams presents to your board and takes their questions directly | Week 7 |
| 90-Day Execution Roadmap | Named owners, dates, review gates | Week 8 |
Who this is for
- Superintendents and assistant superintendents of districts with 2,000+ students
- County offices of education supporting multiple districts
- Cabinets where AI is already in use and nobody has written anything down
- Boards that have started asking questions leadership cannot yet answer
Who this is not for
- Districts looking for a one-hour PD session on ChatGPT. That is a workshop, not a sprint — and we offer that separately.
- Organizations that want a policy document without doing the alignment work. The document without the cabinet buy-in is a document nobody follows.
- Buyers comparing purely on price. That is a fair way to shop — this engagement is priced for personal delivery, not a templated rollout, and we are happy to explain the difference so you can decide what fits.
How the eight weeks actually run
Find out what's actually happening
Readiness diagnostic and systems inventory. Most districts discover between nine and thirty AI tools already in use that leadership did not know about. This phase is uncomfortable and it is the most valuable part of the engagement.
Align the cabinet
Half-day working session. Your leadership team decides what the district permits, what it prohibits, and who owns each decision. Policy written without this step does not survive contact with the organization.
Write it down
Board-ready policy and staff implementation plan. Drafted in language a trustee can read once and vote on — not in vendor language, and not in academic language.
Face the board
Dr. Adams presents to your board, takes the hard questions, and hands you a 90-day roadmap with named owners. You walk out of that meeting with authorization — which is the entire point.
What it costs
District Sprint
$24,500 Single district · 8 weeksFull engagement, delivered personally. Includes the board study session and 90-day roadmap.
County / Multi-Site
$45,000 County office or 3+ districts · 10 weeksAdds a cross-district governance framework and a shared policy template your member districts can adopt.
Investment is scoped per engagement. Multi-year governance partnerships and add-on implementation through GlobalAgentics.ai are available and quoted separately.
He is not a consultant who read about school systems. He ran one — and was recognized among America's Top 100 Most Innovative Superintendents for how he did it.
Dr. Darryl S. Adams · 30+ years in education leadership · Former SuperintendentEvery recommendation in this sprint has to survive the same test he lived: a public board meeting, a skeptical cabinet, a union, a parent, and a budget.
Request the scope & investment
Tell us about your district. You will receive a scoped proposal — not a brochure — within one business day.
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