Five culturally grounded modules. Real AI tools. Student-led governance. Measurable outcomes. This is education that meets students where they are — and takes them where they've never been.
Each module follows the CR-RTI 5-level roadmap — building from awareness to full implementation — with daily structure: Opening Circle → Core Lesson → Hands-On Project → Reflection → DAO Voting.
Students connect identity, digital presence, and human rights. Through icebreakers and the Pi Rho Phi Council introduction, they explore what it means to exist online — their rights, their responsibilities, and their voice. A guided wellness reflection closes the day.
Students explore digital law, ethics, and the relationship between culture and technology adoption. Small groups research a cultural figure or human rights case, then create a PSA infographic. Council votes on the best project.
Students explore digital ethnography — observing and honoring community stories. They interview a family member or peer about technology in their community, then transform the story into an AI avatar video or audio clip. A story circle closes the session.
Students select a tech tool, prepare a 3–5 minute teach-back, and identify cultural or design biases in AI systems. Peer teach-backs happen in small groups. The Council and peers vote for "Tech Mentor of the Week."
The culminating event. Student teams design and present a culturally relevant tech product to the Pi Rho Phi Council in a live showcase. DAO governance is used to vote on final awards and micro-grant proposals. Everything is documented for board and funder reporting — turning student work into measurable institutional impact.
Every tool is selected for cultural relevance, student engagement, and real-world applicability. Pilot range: $0–$250 basic, $500–$1,200 enhanced.
Every metric you need to report to boards, funders, and district leadership — all aligned to MTSS/RTI frameworks.
All tiers include the full 5-module curriculum, AI toolkit access, and the complete 8-tool outcome tracking system.
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