AI Literacy Initiative
AI for Every Student
Graduate Louisiana's 650,000+ digital citizens ready to win the $4.4 Trillion AI tech future.
Classrooms fall behind innovation cycles, leaving students unprepared for the modern workforce. AI for Every Student brings AI literacy to K-12 students, starting with Louisiana's 650,000+ students — providing coaching, professional development, and AI tools directly in classrooms. Each November at NOAI, participants share their work and experiences, with the ultimate goal of safe and effective AI implementation in schools everywhere.
650k+
Louisiana Students
8
Schools Reached
2,000+
Khanmigo Licenses Funded
Impact Initiatives
AI Literacy Education
NOAI and STEM NOLA developed the AI Futures workshop, increasing AI literacy for monthly high school student cohorts throughout Louisiana.
AI Playbook and Professional Development at Ben Franklin
$13,000 funded a year-long AI initiative at Benjamin Franklin High School, led by teacher Rebecca Gaillot, resulting in school-wide professional development and an AI playbook for students.
AI Energy + Ethics Lab at New Harmony
A grant to New Harmony High School is purchasing computers for an AI lab. Teacher Sean Muggivan will use it for curriculum focused on AI energy and ethics.
Khan Academy Subscriptions
2,000+ Khanmigo subscriptions were purchased for students at Bethune Elementary, Warren Easton High School, and Benjamin Franklin High School.
Schools Supported
- Benjamin Franklin High School
- New Harmony High School
- ReNEW Schools
- KIPP High Schools
- Audubon Schools
- Isidore Newman
- Bethune Elementary
- Warren Easton High School
$13,000 is the average cost for a school to kickstart AI literacy. Interested schools should email ai@philosophers.group.
In the News
Current Funders
- Walter Isaacson
- Matt Mullenweg
- the Kirin Family
- Renée & Stewart Peck
- Louisiana Economic Development (LED)
- 11:11 Philosophers Group
Leadership
Blake Bertuccelli-Booth leads AI for Every Student, with over a decade of experience in technology companies and nonprofits expanding access to information. He serves on the LASTEM advisory council and the BESE AI Work Group.
A campaign supports Louisiana's Board of Education in promoting AI literacy at LAleadsAI.org (opens in a new window).
