GREENVILLE, S.C. —

The Greenville County School District's Board of Trustees has created an ad hoc committee to review the use of artificial intelligence in the classroom.

The district piloted a program in the spring that tested the use of Magic School, an AI software tool designed for educational use. Unlike Chat GPT or similar technologies, the software is designed by teachers for teachers and students.

Since the full implementation this school year, Board Chair Dr. Carolyn Styles said the district has seen learning gaps being bridged.

"It is a highly effective tool. And we found that it's closing the learning gaps for many of our students and accelerating students who could benefit from acceleration," Styles said. "It helps to personalize learning for our students. It builds their l

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