AI Ignite Club — High School Kick-Off Session

Your Ignite Kit and the path ahead

The Ignite Kit — 4 signature items

1. A guide to starting your school AI club The single walk-through that ties every other kit item together — how to plan the club, get school approval, and run the first meeting. Start here on day one.
2. Build your own website free with AI Use the AI tools we teach to spin up a real club website in an afternoon — no code, no hosting fees. Your club gets an online home to showcase projects, run recruitment, and prove it exists to school administrators.
3. Build an AI agent with WukongDojo.AI Every club gets a sandbox on WukongDojo.AI, our Academy-built agent platform, so students ship their first working AI agent within the first meeting or two — actually building on the same tools the Academy teaches.
4. Principal & counselor pitch letter template A fill-in-the-blank letter that explains what an AI club is, why the school benefits, and how it will be run safely. Nobody in AI education ships this today — we made it the first thing a student can hand a school administrator.

Expanded Kit — 6 more inside

1. Classmate recruitment templates Adaptable invitations and club-rush materials to help you find other students who want to build with AI.
2. Club Constitution template A ready-to-file constitution matching what most Bay Area high schools require to charter a new club: purpose, membership, officer roles, meeting cadence, amendments.
3. Faculty advisor invitation & commitment sheet An invitation letter students hand to a favorite teacher, plus a one-page advisor role sheet so the ask is clear on time and expectations.
4. Petition roster & recruitment sign-up sheet Signature sheet formatted for the typical 15–25 student minimum most schools require for club approval, plus a lightweight recruitment tracker.
5. AI Use Policy template Student <18 API-account guidance, academic-integrity rules, prompt-logging norms — the answers schools ask for before they say yes to an AI club.
6. Parent consent form template Covers AI tool use and data/privacy so under-18 students can use tools that require adult accounts without hitting a wall.

Structured support after the session

1. Monthly support across the year Each month we stay available to the club, whether that's a live session invite, an email, or a Zoom call, whenever they want to connect. We'll also visit in person three times, in November, February, and May, coordinated directly with the club.
2. Check-ins and opportunities to share We're available every month, through live session invites, email, or Zoom, and we'll visit the club in person in November, February, and May. There are also chances to share work with Silicon Valley founders through speaker events. Dates and who gets a speaking slot will be announced later, and we can't promise everyone a slot.

A story you build over time

1. Your own record of leadership and contribution Starting in ninth grade can create room for roughly three years of projects, teamwork, and reflection before college applications. The story comes from what you actually do; admission outcomes are not guaranteed.