Inspirit AI School Partners
Inspirit AI is proud to collaborate with schools and districts to create custom in-school elective, after-school, and summer programs, taught by our experienced instructors from top institutions like Stanford and MIT.
To learn more about ways you can bring AI education to your school, schedule a call to chat with our Director of Programs and School Partnerships, Jared Greene (jared@inspiritai.com):
Case Study: Summer 2025, In-Person Program in La Cañada Flintridge, California
Hear from Simeon Sayer, Inspirit AI Instructor and Harvard Researcher, about his experience working with students in our Inspirit AI middle and high school programs at La Cañada High School in Summer 2025.
Inspirit AI partners with 100+ Leading K12 Schools Around the World
Program Offerings
Project-Based Computer Science Education
Hands-on, application-based work offers compelling material for research proposals and extended essays.
In-House AI Curricula and Teaching
All curricula taught by Stanford, MIT, and top university alumni in small-group sessions. Personalized project learning promotes collaboration and socio-emotional learning.
Interdisciplinary Learning
Emphasis on AI’s interdisciplinary nature across art, ethics, science, and law prepares students to tackle complex technological issues.
AI Teacher Training Workshops
Help teachers from STEM and non-STEM disciplines bring AI to their classrooms!
Case Study: Winter 2025, In-Person Program in Hillsborough, California
Katie Saylor, Director of Extended Learning, shares her perspective on AI education and The Nueva School’s ongoing partnership with Inspirit AI starting in Winter 2025.
Perspectives on AI Education from K12 School Leaders
Nicole Carter
Principal
Novi High School
“AI education is critically important to ensure our students and staff are aware of the dangers and benefits of AI. It isn’t going away so we need to learn how to use it as a tool to support us in lifelong learning…It is my responsibility as the lead learner to bring awareness and education around AI.”
Carol Green
Academic Summer Principal
The Harker School
“We were looking for a program that made this learning accessible to students regardless of their programming background… and we felt that Inspirit and their instructors allowed students that safety to explore, experience, and grow.”
Stan Golanka
Director of Academic and Infrastructure Technology
Trevor Day School
“Inspirit AI provides experts in the current AI field. We thought having current academic researchers in the field teach our students was a fantastic idea… I appreciate your holistic approach; this isn't just about neural networks and coding, this is also about ethics.”
Robert Doyle
Secondary Principal
Rabat American School
“My hope would be that students learned how to use AI in terms of creating a project and how it can assist. [Now we’re thinking about] how students who were involved in the program can help the teachers and teach them how to use AI.”
Worldwide Impact
We’ve had the fortune of guiding students with interests across healthcare, robotics, art, economics, journalism, and more from 70+ countries in learning fundamental AI concepts, preparing for college admissions, and applying their passions to achieve social good. 45% of our students come to the program with no previous background in CS.
Typical School Partnership Structures
Our flexible curriculum (typically 20-30 hours) is adapted to suit in-school, after-school or summer periods of any duration.
After-School Enrichment Programs
Weekly classes over the course of a semester (10-12 weeks)
Custom course times work around students’ other extracurriculars.
Summer + Winter Break Intensives
Daily classes over a 1-2 week period.
Equal number of hours and depth of instruction as longer Inspirit courses.
In-School Electives
During the school day, over 1+ school semester.
Offered during electives, project capstone, open exploration, study halls, or free periods.
Case Study: Summer 2025, In-Person Program in Bothell, Washington
Northshore School District
Instructors: Dante Danelian (Stanford), Spencer Austin (Columbia), Jason Wang (Yale), Leah Branstetter (Dartmouth), Uche Emenari (MIT)
Shelby Reynolds, Assistant Director for Instructional Technology and Library Services, shares her perspective on AI education and Northshore School District’s partnership with Inspirit AI in Summer 2025.
Teacher Workshops
In addition to custom programs, we also offer virtual workshops and professional development for teachers and schools. Previous topics include:
AI for All High School Students
AI for Teachers
Research/AI in College Guidance
Building AI Projects in Domains
To bring our AI professional development to your school, please schedule a call with us.
Creating AI Lessons for K12 Teachers
Watch our recent Inspirit AI Teacher Workshop, led by Daniela Ganelin, Stanford PhD student and CS Educator, on how to create AI Lessons.
Case Study: Summer 2025, In-Person Program in Luxembourg
The International School of Luxembourg
Instructors: Raghav Ganesh (Stanford), Allen Wang (Yale), Audrey Douglas (MIT), Janelle Cheung (Stanford), Shreya Parchure (University of Pennsylvania)
Middle and high school students built AI projects across disciplines, including AI + Exoplanet Detection, NLP + Finance, Unbiased Large Language Models, and more. They presented their final AI-powered capstone projects at the end of the 10-day in-person program.
Explore More School Partnerships
Our live, interactive education programs cater to students of all backgrounds and interests. Our interdisciplinary programs build AI literacy and inspire students to explore the intersection of AI and law, art, music, healthcare, and more—no CS experience necessary!
MCDS, named a Blue Ribbon School of Excellence, was uniquely positioned to collaborate with Inspirit AI’s subject matter experts to bring project-based, hands-on coding lessons to their students.
Inspirit partnered with the Pilgrim School in Los Angeles to create an in-school AI elective for middle school students.
In 2021, KLS partnered with Inspirit AI to build a custom, year-long course intended to be taught as a formal class for juniors and seniors looking to expand their coding abilities beyond the Advanced Placement program.
Inspirit AI recently partnered with the Hun School at Princeton to create multiple courses for middle school students.