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Inside the AI-powered Novatio School, rethinking what a school day can look like

HOUSTON – Artificial intelligence is quickly becoming part of everyday life, helping us do everything from shopping and banking to finding information and getting things done more efficiently.

But what happens when AI enters the classroom? Could technology actually change the way students learn?

That’s the idea behind Novatio School, an AI-powered school for students in grades 2 through 8 that is rethinking what a school day can look like.

So, what does an AI-powered school actually look like? Think less “robots running the classroom” and more technology working behind the scenes to help students learn at their own pace.

Students still have live teachers, classmates, discussions, coaching, clubs and plenty of opportunities to build relationships.

AI can help analyze student performance, identify knowledge gaps and personalize learning, giving teachers more information about where each student may need additional support.

To learn more or to see if Novatio is a fit for your child -- go to www.novatio.school.

Watch as Karissa Ham, Head of School at Novatio School, explains what AI-powered education actually looks like—and why the goal isn’t to replace teachers with technology.