Policy Cards

Turn AI Policy Into Classroom Reality

Select Policy Cards

Choose from research-backed templates

Step 1

Test Across Schools

Sandbox · Pilot · Validate

Step 2

Measure Outcomes

Analytics · Impact · Compliance

Step 3

Adopt District-Wide

Roll out proven policies at scale

Step 4

The First Policy Marketplace for AI in K-12 Education

Built On: → Research → Testing → Measurement → Adoption

Policy Cards → Transform complicated governance into simple, enforceable classroom rules.

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Policy Cards turn complicated AI governance into simple choices districts can select, customize, and apply across their schools.

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The problem districts face today.

AI is already in classrooms. Districts need infrastructure to govern it, not just documents that describe intentions.

Problem 01

Policies Lack Enforcement Infrastructure

AI policies sit in binders and PDFs. There is no mechanism to apply them in actual classrooms, enforce them in real-time, or prove they are being followed.

Problem 02

Districts Cannot Keep Up

Districts struggle to research, write, and update AI policies. The technology changes faster than governance committees can meet, leaving dangerous gaps in coverage.

Problem 03

No Way to Pilot Before Rollout

Schools have no way to test or pilot AI policies before rolling them out district-wide. One wrong policy can disrupt thousands of classrooms simultaneously.

How Beni Builds Policy Cards

Platform

Beni translates the latest AI research, state mandates, and district needs into ready-to-use Policy Cards that can be selected, customized, and deployed in minutes.

Policy Cards Updates

Roadmap

Policy Cards Launching Summer 2026

Policy Cards will let districts take their existing AI policy and turn each rule into a deployable instruction teachers can activate in minutes.

April 2026

Context

Ohio HB 96 Requires District AI Governance by July 2026

Ohio joins Tennessee in mandating district-level AI policies. Policy Cards are designed to help districts execute on these requirements.

March 2026

Design

How Policy Cards Work With Your Existing Policy Provider

Policy Cards don't replace your existing policy provider or board policy. They take what's already written and make it executable at the classroom level.

March 2026

District-Controlled AI Infrastructure

The first "policy marketplace" for AI in education. Select, test, measure, and adopt policies with a complete analytics dashboard.

District AI Overview

Aggregate metrics & KPIs

School Comparison

Cross-school benchmarks

Teacher Adoption

Usage & engagement rates

Experiment Results

A/B test outcomes

Student AI Usage

Trends & patterns

Risk & Safety

Monitoring & alerts

Recommendation Engine

AI-powered suggestions

Compliance Tracking

State & federal

Policy Lifecycle

Draft → test → deploy

Learning Impact

Student outcome analysis

Policy Cards for every level, from elementary through high school.

Young elementary students learning in classroom

Elementary Schools

Block all AI tool access in grades K-3. Enable supervised research help in grades 4-5 with teacher approval. Prevent early dependence on AI.

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Middle Schools

Allow AI for research and brainstorming. Require citations on all AI-assisted work. Disable during assessments and exams. Real-time enforcement.

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High Schools

Advanced policies per course. AP students can use AI for planning but not essays. IB students have stricter guidelines. Protects college preparation rigor.

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