MagicSchool

What it does

MagicSchool takes a teacher or student prompt, such as a topic, grade level or assignment requirement, and produces classroom-ready output. Teachers can generate lesson plans, rubrics, quizzes, worksheets and presentations, then edit them in Studio Mode and export to Google Docs or Slides. Student tools cover writing feedback and tutoring, and Student Rooms let a teacher choose and configure tools for a class.

Individual teachers can start with the Free plan, which includes the teacher tools and basic support. The Plus plan adds unlimited generations, full output history, and the student tools. District-level features, including single sign-on, SIS and LMS integrations, uploaded district documents, custom tools, and adoption dashboards, are available through the Enterprise plan.

The platform is intended for individual educators and for district leaders who need oversight of AI use. Free access requires only a sign-up. The site states FERPA, COPPA, SOC 2 and GDPR compliance and says student and teacher data is not used to train AI. Single sign-on, integrations and district dashboards depend on an Enterprise contract rather than an individual plan.

What it can do

• Generates lesson plans, rubrics, quizzes, worksheets and presentations from teacher inputs
• Offers more than 50 student tools, including writing feedback and tutoring
• Creates Student Rooms where teachers configure AI tools and learning goals for students
• Provides Studio Mode for editing, formatting and exporting AI outputs
• Enables batch review and personalization of AI-generated feedback on written assignments against a rubric
• Gives district dashboards for adoption, usage and student engagement tracking

Works with

• Google Docs
• Google Classroom
• Canvas
• Clever
• ClassLink
• Schoology

Example workflows

Generate a classroom lesson plan

Input: a grade level, subject and learning objective. Steps: choose the Lesson Plan Generator, enter the inputs, review the draft, edit it in Studio Mode and export to Google Docs. Output: an editable lesson plan ready for classroom use.

Batch feedback on student writing

Input: a set of written assignments and a rubric. Steps: upload or enter the assignments, have AI generate feedback against the rubric, review and personalize each response, then send. Output: individualized feedback for each student submission.

Before you choose

• Plus pricing is per user, with monthly or annual billing; the annual rate is lower.
• Enterprise features such as SSO, SIS/LMS integrations and district dashboards require a district contract, not an individual plan.
• Enterprise pricing is a custom quote and is not published on the pricing page.

Listed under

• Productivity
• AI tools for educators
• Education
• K-12
• Lesson planning
• School districts
• Student tools

Get started

The Free plan requires sign-up; Plus and Enterprise are paid.

1. Create a free account at app.magicschool.ai using one of the supported single sign-on options.
2. Choose the teacher tool needed, such as Lesson Plan or Rubric Generator, and enter the required details.
3. For districts, ask the administrator to set up Enterprise, connect SIS and LMS integrations and upload district documents.

Plus billed annually is $8.33 per user per month ($99.96 yearly), or $12.99 per month billed monthly. Enterprise pricing is volume-based and requires a quote. Professional services are an additional cost.

Source: magicschool.ai/pricing, checked 29 Oct 2026. Prices can change; check before you buy.

Sources for this overview

Product pages, documentation, and pricing checked 29 Oct 2026. Each source supports part of the overview; availability and prices can change.

• AI Platform for School Districts | MagicSchool ↗www.magicschool.ai
• MagicSchool Pricing & Plans | MagicSchool ↗www.magicschool.ai

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