SchoolAI
K-12 classroom AI platform with teacher assistants and personalised student tutors, used in 1M+ classrooms.
Overview
SchoolAI is a classroom AI platform for K-12 education. It pairs AI assistants that help teachers with lesson prep and administrative work with 'Spaces' — personalised AI tutors, games and lessons that adapt to each student, giving teachers real-time insight into progress. Founded in 2021 and launched for classrooms in 2023, it is used by educators in more than 1 million classrooms across all 50 US states and 80+ countries. In April 2025 it raised a $25M Series A led by Insight Partners.
Pricing
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What this is for: Bringing AI teacher assistants and personalised, monitored student tutors into K-12 classrooms.
Who this is for: K-12 teachers, schools and districts.
Availability: Freemium — free tier for teachers, with paid school and district plans.
What people say
SchoolAI has strong classroom traction (used in a claimed 1M+ classrooms) and a $25M Series A led by Insight Partners, and teacher reviews on Common Sense Education are largely warm — one educator called it "one of the most exciting and effective AI tools" for grades 6-12, praising its classroom-specific design, teacher monitoring controls and safe student experience. Its FERPA and COPPA compliance is a major factor for the K-12 buyers who evaluate it.
Common Sense Media's own review is more measured. It notes SchoolAI relies on generative AI that can be inaccurate, that chat responses can be "somewhat shallow," and that it requires substantial teacher involvement and scaffolding to be genuinely useful. Teachers echo this, warning that students must be reminded to double-check sources. A broader 2026 Common Sense Media report also argued that AI teacher assistants as a category need better safety measures.
There is little G2/Capterra footprint — the review signal lives in education-specific communities. Educators like the control and engagement it gives them, but it’s a teacher-supervised aid whose output quality and depth depend heavily on the adult in the room, not an autonomous tutor you can leave students alone with.
Summary of public user & expert reviews, compiled by RECATOOLS.
About this listing
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