of high school students use AI for schoolwork.
College Board, 2025A self-paced, mastery-gated AI literacy credential for students 13+ — twelve trails that build practical skill, critical judgment, and the wisdom to know when AI belongs.
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Students do not need another lecture about AI. They need the chance to test it, question it, work with it, and decide where they stand. Everwise turns AI literacy into evidence of real learning.
Built by educators turned technologists. Designed for school, college, work, and life.
of high school students use AI for schoolwork.
College Board, 2025of teens feel confident using AI — and the heaviest users overestimate their abilities most.
Pew Research, 2026of school administrators say AI skills are valuable for high school students.
College Board, 2025Whole-class deliberations where students argue the hard questions in front of each other — on the clock, on the record.
Students move through six topics and twelve trails, tackling how AI works, what it changes, how to work with it, and where to draw their own line.
From Turing to today — and the "last invention" idea.
The two major worldviews on where AI is headed.
Bias, privacy, consent, and where the training data came from.
Work, environment, deepfakes, and academic integrity.
How to ask: clear instructions, examples, and iteration that sharpen the output.
Context is everything — what you give the model shapes what you get back.
The practical moves: drafting, analyzing, verifying, and staying in the loop.
Habits of judgment — skepticism, curiosity, and owning the final call.
Attention, memory, and what gets lost when thinking is outsourced.
Building personal heuristics for when to use AI — and when not to.
Workforce shifts, who controls the tools, and where students fit.
Creativity, depth, leadership, and being unmistakably yourself.
Every trail follows the same eight stops, so students always know where they are. Each stop asks them to think, make, test, or defend — not simply click through.
Real students debate a real question with real stakes.
Students decide where they land on the opening question, and explain why.
Evidence from “Team Go” and “Team Slow” puts both sides in view.
A real-world article or situation students make sense of in writing.
Sims and games make the core ideas memorable and usable.
An extended exploration of the trail’s key ideas and tensions.
Students add another article to their personal AI constitution.
Mastery gates progress. Students move on when they show they understand.
Red flag, green flag — students take a position in real time, then defend it.
Through group discussions, student interviews, and instruction-led modules, students explore how AI is already affecting their learning, relationships, choices, and sense of what they can trust.
How AI already shows up in their homework, their friendships, their sense of what's real — described by the students living it.
Honest admissions about when they lean on AI too much — and when they don't trust it at all.
Not a quiz score. A written document: the student’s own rules for when they will use AI, when they will not, and why. Every trail adds an article, so the final work reflects a stance they have drafted, tested, revised, and defended.
Short, visual, hands-on learning gives students room to wrestle with the questions that matter to them.
Fast starts, short segments, and no throat-clearing. Built to be watched, not endured.
Sims, games, and interactives let students manipulate the ideas themselves.
Real teenagers, unscripted, debate questions adults rarely ask them directly.
Every student finishes with a position on AI for school, work, and life.
Everwise can run during advisory, study hall, an off-period, an AI elective, computer science, life skills, or digital citizenship. Students can work independently or a teacher can pace the group.
Everwise is designed by educators turned technologists and grounded in practical implementation across schools and systems.
Adoption of Evergreen Education’s AI literacy model.
Selected by the Wyoming Department of Education for grades 9–12 and showcased in the Colorado Education Initiative AI Roadmap.
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Everwise is practical, student-centered AI literacy built for the world students are already entering.