Education
A grader scores. A tutor answers. The record shows an educator reviewed it.
When a parent, a board member or the Office for Civil Rights asks how the district supervised its AI graders, a policy is a promise. A sealed record of who reviewed each score is the record you hand them.
Scoring
The district's rubric
The assessment lead
Sealed
The duty
The duty is the district's, not the vendor's.
AI tutors and graders run under the rules your district already answers to.
| Rule | What it asks |
|---|---|
| FERPA | Protect education records and student-data privacy. |
| Title VI | Meet civil-rights duties, including disparate impact in AI decisions. |
| COPPA | Consent and retention limits for under-13 data, under the 2025 amended Rule. |
| IDEA | Protect IEP integrity, including AI in special-education eligibility and service decisions. |
Build your frame
Your district's rules, not ours.
Planisphere doesn't ship a district's policy. You name the boundary, the check you already trust, the person who guards it and what happens at the crossing.
A score before it reaches a student, identifiable work sent to a tutor or grader.
Your rubric or student-data screen, recorded with its answer.
The assessment lead, the classroom teacher, the district privacy officer.
Watch records every crossing today; Hold and Wall run through the gate API.
For your developers
Four calls around the score.
Gate the score, record the educator's decision, export the trail, verify it.
const ps = new Planisphere("ps_live_YOUR_KEY");
// 1. Gate the score
const d = await ps.gate({ pack: "education",
action_type: "education:scoring_evidence",
proposed_action: "Release AI-assigned scores on the unit essay.",
context: { student_record_boundary: "de-identified", school_or_district: "example-district",
educator_review_owner: "assessment-lead", assessment_context: "formative-writing-rubric" },
regime_refs: ["FERPA", "Title VI"] });
// → decision: "needs_review"
// 2. The educator's decision, sealed as its own receipt
await ps.recordReview({ pack: "education", action_key: d.action_key,
reviewer: "assessment-lead", decision: "approved" });
// 3. Export the trail · 4. Verify, no trust requiredVerifying a receipt needs no account. A record is not a legal finding or a certification.
Questions.
Does Planisphere decide whether a score is fair?+
No. It records who reviewed what. A record can support the district's answer to a complaint or an audit; it isn't a FERPA determination, a scoring-validity claim or a replacement for educator judgment.
Do you see student work?+
Your workspace decides how much readable detail a record keeps. Ask us about keeping details on your side before you connect a student system.
Who can check a receipt?+
Anyone you give it to: a parent, a board member or the Office for Civil Rights. Verifying needs no account and no trust in the district.
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