Field Trip

Practical AI for the people who run schools.

A year of hands-on AI training for district and school office teams. One course a month in the Google Workspace tools you already use, an instructor who reviews your work, and a cohort of people who do the job you do.

The founding cohort starts February 2027. Space is limited.
1Join the Slackprivate channel and cohort chat2One course a monthvideo, practice, skill check3Send your trip reportsinstructor feedback on every one4Meet live each quartercatch up, go deeper, ask

Your route through the year.

Built for the office, not the classroom

Most AI training for schools is about lesson plans. Field Trip is for the people who keep the district running: the inbox, the spreadsheets, the reports, the forms, the follow-ups.

District office staff
Principals and assistant principals
Front office and secretarial staff
Registrars and data clerks
HR, finance, and operations
Program coordinators

How each month works

A new course arrives every month. Each one follows the same four steps.

1

Watch

A short training video on the month’s topic.

2

Practice

Activities built on real office tasks, using sample data, plus recommended reading if you want to go deeper.

3

Check

A quick interactive skill check to make sure it stuck.

4

Send your trip report

Apply the skill to your own work and post it in your private channel. The instructor reviews every one and replies with feedback.

A Slack community, not another portal

Everyone joins a dedicated Slack workspace with a private channel for questions to the instructor, a section for each course, and a group chat with the rest of the cohort. A registrar in one district can see how a registrar in another solved the same problem.

Live every quarter

Once a quarter the cohort meets live to review what was covered, catch up if you fell behind, and bring questions.

Month one: what’s safe to put into AI

Office teams handle the district’s most sensitive records. Before anything else, you’ll learn what you can and can’t share with AI tools and how to keep student and staff information out of places it shouldn’t go. Every activity uses sample data, never real records.

Your instructors

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Alex Pavluck

Lead instructor

Alex is the AI lead at Standard Education. Before joining, he was senior adviser for AI and health information systems at Sightsavers, where he helped build Amplify, an AI skills course with the World Health Organization for ministry of health program leaders in seven countries. Like Field Trip, it skips the lectures in favor of applied work on real problems and one-on-one feedback. An epidemiologist by training, Alex has spent more than 20 years building data systems.

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TJ Muehleman

Supporting instructor

TJ is the founder and CEO of Standard Education, which builds student data and screening tools for school districts. He runs a small, fully remote company where AI is part of the daily work across sales, operations, and product.

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Jason Elgin

Supporting instructor

Jason is head of product at Standard Education. He leads onboarding for new districts and builds custom dashboards with district office teams, so he knows the exports, spreadsheets, and reports you work with every day.

The year

Sample topics. The curriculum will adjust based on what the cohort needs.

Quarter 1

Foundations

  • What’s safe to share with AI: student records and privacy basics
  • Prompting Gemini for everyday office work
  • Gemini in Gmail: drafting, replying, and summarizing long threads

Quarter 2

Data and documents

  • Sheets with AI: cleaning exports, writing formulas, quick summaries
  • Docs for reports, memos, and board packet sections
  • NotebookLM for policies, handbooks, and state guidance

Quarter 3

Communication and process

  • Parent and staff communications, including translation drafts
  • Forms for registrations, requests, and sign-ups
  • Meeting notes, follow-ups, and calendars

Quarter 4

Build your own help

  • Gems: custom assistants for your role
  • Turning routine tasks into repeatable procedures
  • Capstone: rebuild one real process from your job

Pricing

Per participant, for 12 months of access.

Standard Education clients

$250

per participant per year

All other districts

$750

per participant per year

Both include all 12 monthly courses, the Slack community and private instructor channel, feedback on every trip report, and four live quarterly sessions.

Enrolling a team? We’ll send one quote for every seat that your business office can turn into a purchase order.

Questions

Is this for teachers?

Teachers are welcome, but the activities are built around office work: email, spreadsheets, reports, forms, and communications. If most of your day happens at a desk keeping things moving, it’s for you.

Do we need to buy any software?

No. Field Trip uses Google Workspace and the Gemini features available in your district’s account. What’s turned on depends on how your district has set up Workspace, so if Gemini isn’t showing up for you, check with your tech team.

Will I be working with real student data?

No. Course activities use sample data. Your trip reports apply the skills to your own work, following the privacy rules covered in month one.

How much time does it take?

Plan on a few hours a month: the video, the practice activities, and one trip report.

What if I fall behind?

Every course stays available for your full year, and the quarterly live session is built for catching up.

When does it start?

The founding cohort starts in February 2027. Space is limited so the instructor can give real feedback to everyone. When it fills, enrollment pauses until the next cohort.

Save your seats

Tell us how many people you’d like to enroll and we’ll send a quote.

Email us to enroll