Agentic Partnership in Education is designed to be adopted thoughtfully, adapted responsibly, and used in ways that reflect local context, professional judgment, and institutional identity.
The framework gives schools shared language, developmental guidance, and a coherent structure for supporting intentional AI use across classrooms and divisions.
It is not a plug-and-play program. Agentic Partnership in Education is meant to be implemented over time, with room for reflection, adaptation, and institutional learning.
Institutional use is supported through a time-bound license that provides permission for school-wide implementation, access to current materials and updates, and renewal for continued use.
Institutional use of Agentic Partnership in Education supports schools by providing:
The goal is to create clarity and coherence without removing room for local context, professional judgment, or institutional identity.
Agentic Partnership in Education is designed to support coherent practice without prescribing a single model of implementation.
Institutional use does not require schools to:
The framework is intended to strengthen judgment, shared understanding, and developmental responsibility while leaving room for local adaptation.
Schools engage with Agentic Partnership in Education in different ways depending on context, readiness, and institutional need.
Common pathways include:
The goal is coherence, not uniformity.
Agentic Partnership in Education is designed to unfold over time rather than arrive as a one-time “launch.”
A typical arc may include:
Schools are encouraged to move at a pace that fits their values, capacity, and community.
Agentic Partnership in Education is offered with the expectation of responsible stewardship.
Schools using the framework agree to:
Agentic Partnership in Education is designed with the European regulatory and ethical context in mind.
The framework does not provide legal or regulatory compliance guidance. Instead, it supports practices that are consistent with several priorities reflected in current European approaches to AI, including:
The EU AI Act regulates particular AI systems and uses rather than educational frameworks such as Agentic Partnership in Education. Schools remain responsible for assessing the tools and systems they deploy and for meeting any legal obligations that apply to those uses.
After the pilot, the school either:
Institutional use is renewed annually for as long as the framework remains in use, with optional professional learning and implementation support.
Includes:
Optional Support
For schools with more complex implementation needs, licensing and support can be discussed based on scope. For broader implementation, multi-campus use, or facilitated support, contact Erlazion to discuss scope.
Schools considering Agentic Partnership in Education are invited to begin with a conversation about context, readiness, and fit.
The framework is designed for institutions that want to approach AI with greater clarity, developmental responsibility, and coherence across policy, practice, and culture.
If that direction aligns with your school’s current needs, Erlazion can help determine the most appropriate path for adoption, professional learning, or implementation support.
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