Skilly maps to the KSDE Social, Emotional & Character Development (SECD) Model Standards across Personal, Social and Character Development, and runs in American English with K-12 terminology (grade, district, counselor, SEL). Students write short reflections after each lesson; the AI drafts warm formative feedback and flags any concern; the teacher or counselor always has the final word. The result is the structured SEL evidence your district needs — generated, not assembled.
🇺🇸 State mandated-reporter aligned · 🧭 CASEL 5 competencies · 🔒 Student-data privacy by design
Pilot program — honest about where we are. The SECD mapping is complete and the platform runs fully in Kansas mode today — you can try it in the live demo below. We're onboarding a small number of pilot districts while we complete US data-residency and SOC 2 readiness and stand up per-district parental-consent flows. Join the pilot and shape it.
Built around KSDE's own standards
The Skilly Kansas program
Each maps to shipped Skilly capability, running in Kansas mode today.
Grades PreK–12 · CASEL-aligned
Skilly's lessons are mapped to the KSDE SECD Model Standards' three domains — Personal, Social and Character Development — built on the CASEL 5. In Kansas mode the whole platform reads in US terms: SEL not SPHE, students not pupils, grades and grade bands, program not programme.
Counselor · Kansas DCF · crisis lines
Every reflection is AI-scanned for a concern the instant it's submitted. Kansas mode frames it correctly for a US school: the school counselor, state mandated-reporter law, and referral to the Kansas Department for Children and Families (DCF) and the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. A wellbeing journal that reads emotional state is gated behind recorded parental consent.
Tiered supports · board reporting
Every reflection counts toward your SEL and Multi-Tiered System of Supports (MTSS) evidence. The AI School Summary writes the headline; per-class and school/district dashboards show engagement and the wellbeing picture; it all exports for board and state reporting. The teacher reads what each student actually wrote.
Central adoption · per-school environments
Adopt Skilly once across your district and every school runs its own ring-fenced environment — no data crosses between schools. One agreement, consistent SEL provision and a consistent evidence model across every building in the district.
How districts fund it
🎒 Title IV-A & federal SEL funding
A structured SEL program that supports safe and healthy students sits within Title IV-A (Student Support & Academic Enrichment) strategy. Skilly gives you the reflection data and evidence to show the spend working.
🏛️ General fund & MTSS
SEL and MTSS are core to a Kansas district's improvement plan. Skilly replaces scattered curricula with a single standards-mapped, evidenced program a district can run at scale.
Honestly: federal grant lines change year to year, so we don't build a pitch on a single one. Skilly is funded the way SEL provision usually is — from general fund and federal SEL/Title lines.
🔒 Student-data privacy — answered up front
We're transparent that US hosting and SOC 2 are pre-pilot work — talk to us about your district's specific requirements.
Pricing
We're finalising US pricing with our pilot districts. Tell us your grade bands and enrollment and we'll send a clear per-student quote.
The fastest way to understand Skilly for Kansas is two minutes in the live demo — a real school, in Kansas’s own curriculum terms. Pick your level:
In New York? New York runs the NYSED SEL Benchmarks with the Dignity for All Students Act (DASA) and the §804 mental-health-education mandate — a different state regime. See Skilly for New York.
