What SchoolAI does
SchoolAI combines teacher-created conversational Spaces, real-time classroom insight, educator assistants, and district-managed student AI access.
SchoolAI's central object is the Space, a teacher-designed conversational learning experience. A Space can contain instructions, reference files, standards, live translation, and PowerUps such as a graphing calculator, drawing board, image generation, document creation, and flashcards. Mission Control lets the teacher inspect in-session activity and conversations, while educator tools such as Dot support planning, content adaptation, and feedback.
The Free Trial currently allows five Space launches per year and access to a large premade library. Pro adds unlimited Space sessions, SIS rostering, core LMS connection, student-session insights, browser extension access, collections, reporting, professional learning, and customer support. Scale adds persistent Student Portals and Sidekick, student uploads, fuller LMS embedding, student-level insights, custom standards, and district guardrails. SchoolAI does not publish fixed Pro or Scale prices, so both should be treated as quoted.
SchoolAI lists FERPA and COPPA compliance, SOC 2 Type 2, 1EdTech certification, privacy agreements, and guardrails. The public pages do not state one universal student minimum age, making institutional authorization, parent consent where required, and the operative agreement essential. Teacher visibility can identify a concerning interaction but cannot guarantee immediate intervention or correct output. Generated feedback, group suggestions, alerts, and outcome summaries remain signals for an educator—not standalone assessment or safety decisions.
How SchoolAI works
A teacher builds or selects a Space, adds instructions, resources, standards, and guardrails, then launches it to students. Each student converses with an adaptive Sidekick and optional tools while Mission Control exposes activity, alerts, outcomes, and suggested groupings for educator review.
Build a bounded teacher-owned Space
The teacher selects a vetted template or defines instructions, standards, authorized reference files, allowed PowerUps, age-appropriate behavior, and escalation boundaries. Plan and district configuration determine rostering, uploads, persistent portals, and organization-wide guardrails.
Let each student work with a guided Sidekick
Students enter the launched Space and converse around the assigned goal, optionally using tools such as translation, graphing, drawing, or document creation. The model adapts its responses to the session, but generated guidance is not guaranteed to be correct.
Monitor the class through Mission Control
The teacher watches activity, drills into conversations, receives alerts, and examines outcomes, suggested groups, or next steps. Routing and audit depth differ by plan, and a signal still needs contextual human interpretation before intervention or instructional action.
Validate learning and improve the Space
The educator compares AI summaries with actual student work, checks sources, false alerts, accessibility, and misconceptions, and speaks directly with students when needed. Revised instructions, resources, and guardrails are tested before the activity is assigned again or expanded.
How to set up SchoolAI
Define a governed pilot
Select one grade, subject, learning goal, teacher owner, privacy reviewer, success measure, and escalation process before inviting students.
Choose the plan and access model
Use the five-launch Free Trial for evaluation or obtain a Pro or Scale quote based on rostering, LMS, portal, reporting, and district-control needs.
Build a grounded Space
Start from a vetted template or create instructions, standards, authorized resources, allowed tools, boundaries, and age-appropriate behavior for one activity.
Launch with active supervision
Roster students through the approved route, explain appropriate use, keep Mission Control open, inspect conversations and alerts, and intervene when context requires it.
Audit learning and safety
Review transcripts, source use, outcomes, group suggestions, false alerts, accessibility, and student feedback; revise the Space and escalation rules before reuse.
SchoolAI FAQs
Is SchoolAI free?
A Free Trial currently includes five Space launches per year. Pro and Scale are paid school or district tiers, but fixed dollar prices are not published on the public pricing page.
What is a SchoolAI Space?
A Space is a teacher-designed AI learning experience with instructions, references, optional interactive tools, standards, guardrails, and teacher-visible student sessions.
How can teachers monitor students?
Mission Control provides live and post-session visibility, conversation drill-down, alerts, outcomes, and grouping or next-step suggestions. Paid tiers add broader routing and governance.
What age is SchoolAI for?
It is built for school-managed student use, but the public pages do not establish one universal minimum age. Schools must follow the contract, COPPA consent requirements, district policy, and local law.
Can SchoolAI make assessment decisions?
Its insights can help an educator notice patterns, but AI-generated outcomes, groups, and feedback should be checked against student work and never serve as the sole basis for a consequential decision.
Listing reviewed 2026-07-15. Product details and pricing can change; verify important terms on the provider's website.
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