What MagicSchool AI does
MagicSchool provides purpose-built AI tools for educator planning, feedback, communication, assessment, and supervised MagicStudent activities.
MagicSchool organizes generative AI around recognizable school tasks rather than a blank chat box. Its educator workspace includes more than 80 tools for planning, differentiation, assessment, feedback, communication, and support, plus Raina. MagicStudent offers more than 50 student tools for brainstorming, practice, feedback, and questions. Student Rooms let a teacher choose the allowed experience and objective before sharing it with a class.
Free provides core teacher and student tools with usage limits. Plus costs $12.99 month-to-month or $99.96 per year, an $8.33 monthly equivalent, and adds expanded individual access such as unlimited Student Rooms and output editing. Enterprise pricing is custom and adds SSO, SIS and LMS integrations, curriculum grounding, district tool controls, advanced moderation and dashboards, a data privacy agreement, implementation support, and an assigned success manager.
MagicSchool says student data is encrypted and not used to train AI models, and it lists FERPA, COPPA, GDPR, SOC 2, and related safeguards. Schools still need to approve the vendor, agreement, age and consent path, roles, and data fields. Built-in alerts can reduce risk but do not make generated lessons, translations, feedback, or assessment judgments correct. Educators should remove unnecessary identifiers, check every student-facing artifact, and remain accountable for instruction and student decisions.
How MagicSchool AI works
An educator selects a purpose-built tool or Raina, supplies grade, subject, standards, source material, and constraints, then edits the generated resource. For students, the educator configures a Room with chosen tools and learning goals, shares access, and reviews participation and output through teacher-facing insights.
Define the instructional task and constraints
An educator chooses a purpose-built tool or Raina and supplies grade, subject, standards, objectives, source material, student needs, and prohibited content. District knowledge and controls can add local policy, but prompts should minimize identifiable student information.
Create an editable instructional draft
MagicSchool sends the bounded request through its configured AI systems and returns a lesson, rubric, quiz, feedback, communication, or other resource. Safeguards can flag risky content, yet generation remains probabilistic and can introduce factual, cultural, or accessibility problems.
Edit for teachers or configure student access
The educator checks and revises the output before using it. For MagicStudent, a teacher selects the allowed tools and goals in a Student Room, shares it through the approved account path, and retains classroom control rather than exposing an unrestricted general chatbot.
Review participation, output, and learning evidence
Teachers inspect engagement, student work, alerts, and feedback quality; Enterprise administrators can use broader dashboards and controls. People decide what counts as learning, address bias or safety concerns, and revise the resource or Room before reuse.
How to set up MagicSchool AI
Select a plan and governance owner
Pilot Free or Plus individually, or involve district privacy, curriculum, accessibility, and technology owners before requesting Enterprise or enabling school-wide student access.
Configure the educator profile
Create an account, choose grade and subject context, inspect privacy settings, and avoid entering identifiable student information into an ordinary generation prompt.
Test one teacher workflow
Use a specific tool with current standards, source material, student needs, and constraints, then fact-check and revise the result before classroom use.
Create a bounded Student Room
Choose only the student tools required for one learning goal, write clear directions, set appropriate guardrails, and share access through the approved school process.
Monitor and improve
Review participation, conversations, alerts, feedback quality, bias, accessibility, and learning evidence; adjust the Room or district controls before expanding use.
MagicSchool AI FAQs
Is MagicSchool AI free?
Yes. The Free plan includes core educator and student tools. Plus is $12.99 monthly or $99.96 annually, while Enterprise is custom-priced.
Can students use MagicSchool?
Yes. MagicStudent is the student-facing experience. Teachers configure and share Student Rooms, and schools should use the age, consent, and account process required by their agreement and law.
Does MagicSchool train on student data?
MagicSchool states that student data is encrypted and never used to train AI models. Procurement teams should still review the current privacy policy, student-data policy, subprocessors, and contract.
What controls do teachers and districts get?
Teachers choose Student Room tools and goals and can review engagement. Enterprise adds centralized tool controls, advanced moderation, dashboards, SSO, integrations, and district customization.
Can MagicSchool grade students automatically?
It can generate quizzes and feedback, but educators should review the evidence and remain responsible for grades, accommodations, and consequential decisions.
Listing reviewed 2026-07-15. Product details and pricing can change; verify important terms on the provider's website.
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