Let students search.
Learning to search is a core digital literacy skill. Schools, not Big Tech, should decide how students learn it. Right now, Google won't let schools turn off AI answers without turning off Search.
Join educators, parents and ed-tech leaders.
Search teaches students to think. AI answers skip that step.
Find sourcesLook beyond the first answer.
Judge what's trueCompare sources and spot bad ones.
Think for themselvesBuild an answer, not copy one.
The clock is running.
Pushing back on Big Tech, together.
School librarians, educators and leaders from both parties agree: schools should decide.
School librarian
"When students receive an AI-generated summary before they have even examined a source, the research process changes."Elissa MalespinaAI School Librarians · Nov 4 U.S. Senate
"Google is forcing their A.I. products into classrooms across America, and children are paying the price."Sen. Josh Hawley (R-Mo.)Joint letter with Sen. Blumenthal (D-Conn.) · Oct 21 Educator
"Kids shouldn't be opted into AI without a school deciding that on purpose."Dr. Alfonso MendozaMy EdTech Life · Nov 4 U.S. Senate
"Google is threatening schools… That's not love. That's extortion."Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.)On X · Nov 3
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The ask
Tell Google: let students search.
Schools, not Big Tech, should decide. One setting: turn off AI Overviews, keep Search.
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