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School AI

Product Details

Overview

SchoolAI is a K–12 generative AI platform that gives teachers tools for planning and content creation while providing students with teacher-configured AI learning environments called Spaces. Students interact with an AI assistant inside the boundaries, learning goals, source material, and instructional approach established by the educator.

The platform is designed to help schools provide differentiated AI-supported learning without leaving student activity in an unmanaged public chatbot. Teachers can monitor sessions through Mission Control, respond to safety or learning signals, and review evidence of student thinking, while district plans add centralized administration, reporting, rostering, and LMS connections.

Features
Teacher-designed Spaces
  • Lets educators build or adapt AI learning environments for tutoring, role-play, discussion, practice, quizzes, bellringers, and exit tickets.
  • Teachers define the objective, grade level, standards, tone, constraints, and source content that guide each student experience.
  • Includes a searchable library of teacher-created Spaces that can be previewed, remixed, and launched rather than built from scratch.
Personalized student support
  • Adjusts vocabulary, difficulty, reteaching, and challenge as a student works through a Space.
  • Provides built-in text-to-speech, speech-to-text, translation, and difficulty adjustments to support varied access needs.
  • Supports student-facing AI Sidekick experiences inside configured district and classroom controls.
Mission Control and instructional insight
  • Shows teachers student sessions in real time and after completion so they can identify misconceptions, progress, and participation patterns.
  • Surfaces summaries and signals that help educators decide when to intervene, confer with a student, or adjust instruction.
  • Keeps student interactions visible to authorized educators rather than treating them as private, unmanaged chatbot conversations.
Teacher workflow tools
  • Provides tools for lesson planning, differentiation, assessment, feedback, rubrics, communications, and other recurring educator tasks.
  • A Google Workspace browser extension can provide rubric-aligned feedback and comments within Google Docs.
District deployment and governance
  • Supports centralized account management, district instructions, usage reporting, and organization-level feature settings.
  • Connects with Canvas, Google Classroom, and Schoology and supports sign-in or rostering through Google, Microsoft, Clever, ClassLink, and SIS partners.
  • Provides district visibility into use and student interactions from the start of deployment.
Support Options
  • Email
SchoolAI.com is a company that specializes in integrating artificial intelligence into educational settings to support teachers and enhance student learning. Founded by Caleb Hicks, the platform is designed with robust safety protocols and offers a variety of AI-powered tools. These tools include more than 1,200 educational activities, AI tutors, interactive games, and real-time feedback systems for teachers. SchoolAI aims to personalize education, making it safer and more effective by enabling tailored learning experiences and daily interactions between teachers and students​.

SchoolAI.com is a company that specializes in integrating artificial intelligence into educational settings to support teachers and enhance student learning. Founded by Caleb Hicks, the platform is designed with robust safety protocols and offers a variety of AI-powered tools. These tools include more than 1,200 educational activities, AI tutors, interactive games, and real-time feedback systems for teachers. SchoolAI aims to personalize education, making it safer and more effective by enabling tailored learning experiences and daily interactions between teachers and students​.

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School Districts that use this:

2 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.