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90-day AI-readiness roadmap

Days 1 to 90, with a column for your own dates. The twelve-week implementation — leadership orientation, four weeks of taught sessions, four weeks of classroom practicum, then evidence and certification — laid over a single school term, with the calendar questions to answer before any date is fixed and the artefacts to tick off at the end.

Format
Template
Audience
Principals / academic coordinators
Used in
Institutional programme
Effort
30 minutes with your calendar

1How to use this

Ninety days is one school term. This sheet lays the twelve-week implementation over it — leadership first, four weeks of taught sessions, four weeks of classroom practicum, then evidence and certification — and leaves the last column for your own dates.

Fill your calendar in first, on the page after the table: exam windows, PTMs, staff-development days, festivals, and the weeks when nothing new can be scheduled. A session date that collides with a unit test is a date that will move, and each move costs the cohort a week.

The first fortnight needs no device, no licence and no purchase. It is decisions and a policy — which is why a school can begin this roadmap before it has chosen any tool at all.

2Days 1–90 at a glance

  • Sessions sit after school hours or on staff-development days; the practicum sits inside normal teaching rather than on top of it.
  • The practicum weeks are the ones to protect. If they collapse into an exam window, teachers finish the taught sessions without the classroom evidence that certification is based on.
  • Twelve weeks land inside ninety days with a few days to spare. Use them for the review at the end, not for catching up.
DaysStageWhat happensWhoOur dates
Days 1–7Week 0 — Principal & management orientationThe 3-hour leadership workshop: what AI changes, what it must not replace, policy, data, the 12-week plan. Decide the cohort and the CPD recording approach.Leadership
Days 8–14Week 1 — Teacher AI foundationsModules 1 & 3 — understanding AI; the teacher’s role in an AI classroom.Teacher cohort
Days 15–21Week 2 — Responsible AI + computational thinkingModules 2 & 4 — bias, privacy, integrity; CT across subjects.Teacher cohort
Days 22–28Week 3 — Assessment & learning-gap workshopModules 5 & 6 — decompose a real chapter; write competency questions; read an assessment for gaps, not marks.Teacher cohort
Days 29–35Week 4 — Productivity lab + classroom workflow labModules 7 & 8 — hands-on with several AI tools; then the teach → assess → identify → diagnose → intervene → verify workflow on PrepGraph.Teacher cohort
Days 36–63Weeks 5–8 — Classroom practicumModule 9 — a 60-minute launch, then each teacher runs the workflow with one class, one chapter, 10–30 students. Weekly 30-minute clinic.Teachers with students
Days 64–70Week 9 — Intervention analysisBefore/after evidence pulled from the dashboard; reteach decisions made; parent notes drafted.Teacher cohort
Days 71–77Week 10 — Case-study presentationsModule 10 — capstones presented to peers in the CBSE Format-F1 structure; feedback.Teacher cohort + leadership
Days 78–84Week 11 — AssessmentEnd-of-programme assessment; portfolio review; Level 3 decisions.PrepGraph Academy
Days 85–90Week 12 — Certification ceremonyCertificates presented by the school; AI Champions nominated; CPD records finalised by the school.Whole school

3Before day 1 — the four things to settle

  • Until these four have names, day 1 has not started. They are settled at the leadership meeting the principal’s implementation checklist covers.
DecisionOwnerSettled on
The sponsor on the leadership team
The cohort — which teachers, which sections
The CPD recording approach, and who keeps the record
The AI & responsible-use policy owner

4Your calendar — fill this before you fix any date

Unit test and exam windows this term

PTM dates — one of them hosts the parent session

Staff-development days available

Festivals, holidays and school events

Weeks when nothing new can be scheduled

Who signs off the final dates

5What exists on day 90 that did not exist on day 1

Tick these off at the review. They are artefacts the school holds and can show — not numbers anyone has promised.

  • ☐ A school AI & responsible-use policy, adopted, with a named owner and a review date
  • ☐ A cohort of teachers who have each taught, diagnosed, intervened and reassessed with their own students at least once
  • ☐ One capstone per teacher: before/after evidence on named competencies for one chapter, in the school’s own records
  • ☐ A CPD record the school keeps — session, domain, hours, attendance and evidence, in the school’s own file
  • ☐ A parent AI-awareness session delivered at a PTM, with the take-home summary given out
  • ☐ A student responsible-AI orientation delivered, with each class’s own five-line agreement written and signed
  • ☐ Two or three AI Champions nominated to carry the workflow into the next cohort
  • ☐ An activation-funnel reading for the cohort — what teachers actually do, rather than how many attended

6What can go wrong, and where it is handled

RiskWhy it happensOur mitigation — name and date
Adoption dies without ownershipTeachers protect their time, rightly. If management has not blocked the sessions, the practicum weeks and the weekly clinic on the annual plan, Week 5 collapses under unit tests, events and substitutions.
Policy before practiceStudents and parents will ask teachers what the school allows. Without a stated position, every teacher improvises — and the strictest and loosest answers both end up in the PTM.
Evidence needs a readerThe programme measures activation, not attendance. If nobody in leadership reads the funnel each month and asks a teacher “what did the diagnostic show?”, the programme ends at the certificate.
Decisions only leaders can makeWhich teachers, which sections, how CPD hours are recorded, who owns the policy, who the AI Champions will be — none of this can be decided in a staff room.

7Day 90 review

Date of the review, and who was present

Where the cohort reached on the activation funnel

Coverage — chapters with a diagnostic and a reassessment; students reassessed

What we will do differently for the next cohort

Next cohort — teachers, subjects, start date

Policy review date confirmed

The day spans are calculated from the twelve-week implementation sequence, so this sheet and the programme pages cannot drift apart. Every school moves dates; move them here first, then tell the cohort once.

90-day AI-readiness roadmap — PrepGraph Academy, academy.prepgraph.com/resources/ninety-day-ai-readiness-roadmap. Free to use and adapt with attribution to PrepGraph Academy; not for resale. Full terms: academy.prepgraph.com/terms. Example figures, where given, are illustrative.

Independent programme, not a CBSE certification.

PrepGraph Academy is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or accredited by the Central Board of Secondary Education. Certificates are issued by PrepGraph. The programme is designed around the CBSE 2026-27 training theme and the CBSE/NPST professional-development domains; the host school decides how to record the hours under CBSE’s CPD guidelines and keeps the attendance records.

Next step

Put your own dates in the last column

We lay this over your school calendar — exam windows, PTMs, staff-development days — and come back with the cohort, the session dates and the CPD recording approach as one plan. Institutional plans are prepared according to teacher cohort and student rollout size.

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