What it means to be Education OS compliant — and how systems prove they use the OS safely and correctly
Education OS Certification exists to ensure Education OS is used as a human-protective diagnostic standard, not as a weapon of control.
Certification is not about branding.
It is about correct implementation, evidence-based measurement, and safety.
This page defines the certification logic for schools, programs, organizations, and personal implementations.
What certification outputs
- Certification status (Candidate / Compliant / Verified / Revoked)
- Implementation checklist completion
- Evidence requirements
- Safety compliance (MCL gates)
- Audit-ready OS score summaries
Why certification exists
Without certification, powerful frameworks are easily misused:
- metrics become punishment tools
- truth becomes unsafe
- “optimization” replaces human dignity
- ideology overrides reality
Education OS Certification prevents that by requiring:
- clear boundaries
- evidence-based scoring
- transparent correction loops
- human-protective safety rails
MCL reference → /mcl/
Certification levels
Level 1 — Candidate
A system that has adopted the OS language and begun implementing modules.
Requirements:
- publishes the Education OS core links
- uses OHME-e/t scorecards at least monthly
- identifies one binding constraint and one failure loop
- states a human-dignity policy (MCL baseline)
Level 2 — Compliant
A system that runs Education OS consistently and uses recovery modes properly.
Requirements:
- DLT capability standards documented
- OHME-e/t scoring done consistently
- Collapse signatures used to classify failures
- environment constraints assessed
- recovery mode plans documented
- MCL safety gates applied when scoring humans
Core modules:
DLT → /dlt/
OHME-e/t → /ohme-et/
Collapse Signatures → /collapse-signatures/
Environment Constraints → /environment-constraints/
MCL → /mcl/
Level 3 — Verified
A system that provides evidence, case runs, and demonstrates correction over time.
Requirements:
- at least 3 months of OHME time-series evidence
- at least 1 published runtime execution (case run)
- measurable improvement in at least one binding constraint
- proof of truth safety (feedback can be reported without punishment)
- documented correction cycles
Case Archive → /case-archive/
Level 4 — Revoked
Certification is revoked when a system uses Education OS for harm or coercion.
Triggers include:
- using metrics to degrade or erase humans
- suppressing truth and creating fear governance
- using “system health” to justify cruelty
- denying basic human dignity
- falsifying data or manipulating scores
MCL reference → /mcl/
Certification rules (non-negotiables)
Education OS certification requires:
- Truth safety must be protected
- Human dignity is non-negotiable
- Scores are used for recovery planning, not punishment
- Evidence must support scoring
- Correction loops must be transparent
- Safety gates must exist for high-stakes decisions
Who certification is for
Education OS Certification can be applied to:
- Schools and tuition programs
- Companies and organizations
- Communities and institutions
- Family systems
- Personal development systems
Education OS is scale-invariant.
Certification checklist (minimum compliant)
A certified system must have:
- A stated system boundary
- A defined goal function
- OHME-e/t scoring rubric adopted
- Monthly OHME scoring cadence
- Failure loop classification method
- Constraint diagnostics method
- Recovery mode playbook
- Safety policy aligned with MCL
- Evidence logs for trends
OHME scoring rubric → /ohme-et-scoring/
Tools → /ohme-et-tools/
Certification audit template (copy-paste)
System: _ Time window: _
DLT standard documented: Yes / No
OHME-e/t monthly scoring: Yes / No
Collapse signatures used: Yes / No
Constraints assessed: Yes / No
Recovery plan exists: Yes / No
MCL safety gates applied: Yes / No
Time-series evidence kept: Yes / No
Certification level recommended: Candidate / Compliant / Verified / Revoked
Education OS Core Links
Education OS Standard → /education-os-standard/
OHME-e/t → /ohme-et/
OHME Scoring Rubric → /ohme-et-scoring/
Case Archive → /case-archive/
MCL → /mcl/
