Capstone Educational Consultants
Overview
This charter outlines how Capstone Educational Consultants ("Capstone," "we," "our," or "us") utilizes Super Intelligence (SI) to support students, along with the strict commitments that keep every student's work, voice, and story their own.
"Super intelligence is what happens when a student's own genius is supported by expert guidance and well-chosen AI tools. The student stays at the center. The tools take on the scaffolding."
AI can organize, prompt, track, and check. That frees students, families, and our advisory team to spend more time on the work only people can do: reflecting, deciding, creating, and telling their own stories.
Anything submitted under a student's name, including essays, short answers, activity descriptions, and messages to colleges, reflects the student's own thinking, experiences, and words.
AI may suggest, organize, or check. Every recommendation, decision, and final draft is made and owned by a person.
No AI-generated information is relied on or shared with a family until a Capstone team member has verified it.
Student and family information is handled with care and used only with tools approved for that purpose.
Technology is used to build a student's skills and confidence, never to do the work that develops them.
We use AI-supported tools to make our guidance more timely, organized, and personal:
Our team reviews AI-supported work before it reaches a family. AI never writes application content for a student, and it never replaces the judgment of your consultant.
Capstone students agree to these guidelines as part of working with us:
| Encouraged | Talk with Your Consultant First | Never Acceptable |
|---|---|---|
| Brainstorming ideas and answering reflective questions | Any AI use on a specific college's application | Submitting text written or substantially rewritten by AI as your own |
| Organizing notes, deadlines, and to-do lists | Getting feedback on the structure of a draft | Asking AI to write, finish, or "improve" an essay or short answer |
| Researching colleges, majors, and programs, then checking what you find | Trying a new AI tool not provided by Capstone | Inventing or exaggerating activities, awards, or experiences |
| Checking spelling and grammar | Using AI to speak for you in messages to colleges or interviewers | |
| Practicing for interviews | Sharing another student's work or information with an AI tool |
Colleges, programs, and application platforms may have AI rules stricter than ours. Capstone students follow the strictest rule that applies to each application, and we help them find out what that is.
Families may ask at any time which tools are used in their student's work and how their information is handled.
AI changes quickly. We review these principles at least once a year and update them as tools and college policies change. Questions are always welcome; ask your Capstone consultant.
Capstone Educational Consultants
mark@capstoneed.com
6000 Shakerag Hill, Suite 210, Peachtree City, GA 30269
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