Washington AI guidance for K-12 schools
Washington OSPI published "Human-Centered AI in Schools" (2024). Here is the official link and what to check next.
| Guidance | Human-Centered AI in Schools |
|---|---|
| Issued or updated | 2024 |
| Issued by | Washington OSPI |
| Source checked | Oct 16, 2026 |
| Note | Official source checked on Oct 16, 2026. |
Using AI tools in Washington schools
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Common questions
Does Washington have AI guidance for schools?
Yes. Washington OSPI published "Human-Centered AI in Schools" (2024). The official link is on this page.
Who issued Washington's K-12 AI guidance?
Washington OSPI.
How many states have official K-12 AI guidance?
School AI Watch tracks 41 states and territories with official K-12 AI guidance, policy or law. 15 of those entries were issued or updated in 2026.