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MagicSchool

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Overview
MagicSchool is an education AI platform for lesson planning, differentiation, assessment, feedback and school communications. MagicStudent provides teacher-guided AI activities for learners, with educator visibility into their use.
Free educator access and paid plans differ in available tools, usage and administrative controls. School and district offerings add institution-level management and supported integrations. Generated materials require educator review before classroom use.
Not to be confused with SchoolAI, a separate vendor and platform. MagicSchool is the current public brand of the product previously listed here as MagicSchoolAI.
Features
Educator tools
  • Draft and adapt instructional materials, assessments, feedback and communications.
MagicStudent
  • Provide teacher-guided student AI activities and monitor supported usage.
Institutional plans
  • Additional administration and integrations depend on subscription.
Support Options
  • Email
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MagicSchool provides educator AI tools and teacher-guided student activities, with additional controls and integrations available through school and district plans.
MagicSchool is an education AI platform for lesson planning, differentiation, assessment, feedback and school communications. MagicStudent provides teacher-guided AI activities for learners, with educator visibility into their use.
Free educator access and paid plans differ in available tools, usage and administrative controls. School and district offerings add institution-level management and supported integrations. Generated materials require educator review before classroom use.
Not to be confused with SchoolAI, a separate vendor and platform. MagicSchool is the current public brand of the product previously listed here as MagicSchoolAI.
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4 California school districts are currently associated with this product in the SDLA database.

Data comes from SDLA district surveys, public records, vendor information, and ongoing review.