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Are your teachers fielding screen time questions from families?

It's one of the more loaded conversations happening in schools right now. On June 24 at 4PM MT, MagicSchool Solutions Architect Karisa Schwanekamp and PD Specialist Allen Schagene are hosting a free webinar with a clear framework for understanding the difference between learning tools and recreational screen time, and how to communicate that to parents.

Karisa will also walk through AI tools built specifically for students by grade band. Free to attend, ready to use the next day.

Save your spot with the link below. We'd love to see you there.

Register here: https://bit.ly/4vUY9yH

✨ Introducing MagicSchool's first-ever ‘Districts Leading the Way’ report!

Today, we're proud to recognize nine districts helping shape what thoughtful, educator-centered AI implementation can look like in practice.

From supporting teachers and strengthening instruction to expanding access and creating more opportunities for students, these districts are leading with purpose.

Congratulations to our Class of 2026! 🎉

🔗 See the full list at the link below

https://bit.ly/4v1DQzB

Districts Leading the Way in AI Adoption 2026 | MagicSchool Discover how leaders across nine school districts are approaching AI adoption in schools, supporting educators, and creating new opportunities for teaching and learning.

Did you catch our Summer Reset webinar last month?

Kyle Kline and Kyle Beimfohr walked educators through exactly how to use MagicSchool this summer to build resources, refresh lessons, and walk into next year ready.

No all-nighters in August. No last-minute scrambling. Just 60 minutes of practical strategies built for educators who want to enjoy their summer and still feel prepared.

The replay and slide deck are ready whenever you are. Link in the comments!

Orlando, we're coming in hot.

MagicSchool will be at ISTE 2026, booth #1612, June 28 through July 1, and we'd love to see you there.

Stop by for live sessions from Eric Curts, Matt Miller, Leslie Fisher, Rachelle Dené Poth, and AI Educator of the Year Jeremy Hill. Pioneers and Ambassadors from across our community will be presenting all week, plus a special session from founder and CEO Adeel Khan.

The pin challenge is back too. Complete activities at the booth to earn exclusive educator-designed pins.

Collect 7 or more and walk away with a limited-edition letterman jacket.

Plan your visit at https://magicschool.ai/events/iste?utm_campaign=26_06+ISTE&utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_content=1780937582

When a teacher finishes the school day, the work doesn't stop.

Lesson adjustments, grading, parent emails, and planning for tomorrow all pile up after dismissal. Often late into the evening. It's not a new problem, but it's gotten harder to ignore as expectations around differentiation and documentation have expanded faster than available time.

We wrote about why teacher workload keeps growing and what AI tools can realistically do about it. Just an honest look at where time actually goes and how the right tools can give some of it back.

If you work in or around schools, it's worth a read.

Link in the first comment. 👇

What if a great idea in one classroom could instantly become available to every teacher in your school?

Custom Student Tools makes this possible. Teachers can now create custom AI-powered tools, save them, and share them across your entire organization. No rebuilding from scratch. No duplicate work.

Build AI tutors for all subjects. Writing feedback tools. Historical figure chatbots. Custom learning experiences. The workflow is simple: create a custom tool, save it, share with your organization, and other teachers use and adapt it.

Great ideas no longer stay in one classroom.

Have you tried Custom Student Tools yet? What would you build first?