MagicSchool resources for parents
MagicSchool gives students a safe, structured way to learn with AI while helping teachers and families guide responsible use.
AI IN THE CLASSROOM
Built for learning, designed for students
Made for K–12 classrooms
MagicSchool is built specifically for education. Teachers decide when and how students use it, with age-appropriate experiences designed to support classroom learning.
Safety at every step
Strong privacy protections, built-in moderation, and teacher and district oversight create a safer, more accountable way for students to use AI.
Purposeful screen time
Students use MagicSchool to practice skills, explore ideas, and receive feedback while building the AI literacy and critical thinking skills they’ll need for the future.
Trust and learning, by the numbers
See how MagicSchool protects student privacy and helps educators support every learner.
88% of teachers who use MagicSchool say it helps them support diverse learners.
95% privacy rating from Common Sense Privacy, placing MagicSchool among the top-rated AI tools for schools.
80% of student interactions align with core learning outcomes.
“Don’t be scared of AI. If you don’t teach us AI skills or let us use tools that are safe, like MagicSchool, then we’re not going to know how to use it in the future, and it puts us behind.”
Richmond High School
“We’ve shut off almost everything else for kids. MagicSchool is the safe option.”
City School District of Albany, New York
A closer look at AI in the classroom
Get a clearer picture of how schools can help students use AI safely and responsibly.
MagicStudent in the classroom
Hear from students in Texas about how MagicStudent supports their classroom experience.
More resources for families
Keep the conversation going at home with ready-made video resources to set shared expectations and talk with your child about using AI.
Your questions, answered
Find more answers to common parent questions.
What are best practices for using MagicSchool appropriately?
MagicSchool is designed to support teaching and learning, not replace professional judgment. We recommend using AI to draft, brainstorm, organize, and differentiate materials, then reviewing and refining outputs before sharing them with students.
For student use, AI works best when it supports thinking rather than doing the thinking for them. Educators should set clear expectations about when and how AI tools can be used in class, just as they would with any other instructional resource.
MagicSchool provides guidance and guardrails to help schools model responsible, age-appropriate AI use.
How does MagicSchool keep student data safe?
MagicSchool uses encryption for data in transit and at rest, along with role-based access controls and ongoing security reviews. We also complete regular security audits to strengthen safeguards over time. Student privacy and district trust are requirements, not add-ons.
How does MagicSchool support digital citizenship and AI literacy?
MagicSchool is designed to promote responsible, supervised use of AI so students learn to think critically and use technology ethically. Educators stay in control, helping students build AI literacy alongside strong digital citizenship habits.
Can students use MagicSchool AI?
Yes! Students can use MagicSchool through MagicStudent, the student-facing version of the platform designed for classroom learning.
MagicStudent empowers students to brainstorm ideas, receive feedback, ask questions, and practice concepts while teachers guide how AI is used in their classrooms. This experience is designed with safeguards and moderation appropriate for K-12 school settings.
Does MagicSchool replace teachers?
No. MagicSchool is designed to support teachers, not replace them.
The platform helps streamline time-intensive work like lesson planning, differentiation, feedback, and documentation so educators can spend more time with their students and their instruction. Teachers remain in control of how AI is used in their classrooms and review any content before sharing it with students.
MagicSchool works best when it helps teachers do what they already do well: guide learning, build relationships, and support every student.
