Responsible AI for Virginia schools
Virginia divisions are moving AI plans into practice. MagicSchool provides purpose-built AI, professional learning, and implementation support to help.
Start a no-risk pilot today
Virginia divisions don’t have to wait to build AI readiness. Launch a $0 MagicSchool pilot to give educators hands-on experience with AI built specifically for K-12 classrooms, strengthen your implementation plan, and explore how MagicSchool can support your division's goals.
When you start a pilot, you'll get:
- Professional learning tailored to your educators' needs
- Hands-on implementation support from our Virginia team
- Customized AI tools aligned to your instructional priorities
From AI policy to practice in Virginia
Join Dr. Sarah Calveric and Dr. Tina Manglicmot of CodeVA for a timely conversation on Virginia’s evolving AI landscape—including new grant opportunities, HB 1186, emerging VDOE guidance, and what school divisions can do now to prepare. Hear perspectives on policy, funding, educator readiness, and practical next steps for bringing AI into Virginia schools responsibly and effectively.
Virginia is moving responsible AI forward
HB 1186 requires VDOE to develop guidance for safe, ethical, and equitable AI use and Virginia school boards to establish policies aligned with it. Now, new state funding gives divisions an opportunity to turn that guidance into action through AI literacy, instructional tools, professional learning, and implementation support.
MagicSchool helps divisions connect the two — building the policies, practices, and educator readiness needed to implement AI responsibly and sustainably.
With VDOE funding available, Virginia divisions can move from planning to practice—starting with a MagicSchool pilot and building toward division-wide implementation.
WHY MAGICSCHOOL
Built for schools.
Trusted by districts.
Built for teaching and learning
Created by educators, MagicSchool fits naturally into classroom instruction and helps teachers spend more time with students.
Privacy, security, and safeguards for schools
Built for K–12, MagicSchool provides the protections, policies, and oversight schools need to use AI with confidence.
Professional learning for confident AI adoption
Practical training and resources help educators build confidence and bring AI into everyday teaching.
District oversight with educator flexibility
District leaders gain the visibility and control they need, while teachers have the flexibility to use AI where it makes a meaningful impact.
Aligned to Virginia priorities
Connects to Virginia's Standards of Learning and your division's curriculum, keeping AI grounded in local instruction priorities.
Support for every learner
Create materials for multilingual learners and students with disabilities so every student gets the scaffolds they need.
Learn from districts leading the way
Explore case studies, webinars, and more resources from district leaders using AI to support educators and students.
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What Virginia educators are saying
From lesson planning to student support, MagicSchool is helping VA educators every day.
“MagicSchool saves time by quickly generating differentiated materials and helps us provide targeted support to students without taking away from their thinking and learning.”
Albemarle County Schools
“I honestly don't think I could go back to lesson planning how I used to. MagicSchool is really a game changer and it's made my work-life balance so much better.”
Hanover County
In the media
Where classrooms take the spotlight
Read the latest stories featuring MagicSchool, educators, and district leaders navigating AI in schools.
Questions? Get in touch
Ready to explore a pilot or your division's funding opportunity? Complete the form and our Virginia team will help you identify the right next step.
VDOE Grant Funding
Funding to move your AI strategy forward
The Advancing Computer Science Education Grant creates a timely opportunity for Virginia divisions to fund AI literacy, instructional technology, professional learning, and implementation support.
Applications due August 25, 2026.
