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Compliance Center

Responsible AI starts with teacher oversight and student privacy.

Compliance readiness

Build trust before the classroom starts.

AI Faculty is designed to support responsible educational use in U.S. learning environments. Compliance depends on the actual deployment, data flows, agreements, age of learners, and school or district requirements.

Education recordsFERPA readiness
Younger learnersCOPPA readiness
InstructionTeacher oversight
School useLocal approval
Core areas

What schools and educators need to understand.

01

FERPA readiness

School and district use of education records requires attention to control, legitimate educational purpose, data use restrictions, and applicable agreements.

02

COPPA readiness

Services involving children under 13 may require notice, verifiable parental consent, data minimization, retention controls, and other protections depending on the service and data collected.

03

Teacher oversight

AI supports preparation, practice, explanation, and learning signals while educators remain responsible for instruction, judgment, and student guidance.

04

School and district controls

Educators should follow local approved tool, privacy, procurement, technology, and student data requirements.

05

Age aware access

Enrollment and consent flows should reflect learner age, product use, and applicable parent or caregiver requirements.

06

Clear disclosures

Teacher Earnings disclosures and student platform pricing should be understandable and separate from academic evaluation or treatment.

Official resources

Use primary U.S. guidance as the source of truth.

AI Faculty should align final legal copy with counsel and the actual product deployment.

U.S. Department of EducationProtecting Student Privacy guidance for online educational services
Open Resource
Federal Trade CommissionCurrent Children Privacy and COPPA guidance
Open Resource