AI Proofreader for Teachers

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FERPA-Compliant by Design

No student data is collected, stored, or processed. Only teachers interact with the AI.

Professional-Quality Writing, Every Time

The Text Proofreader reviews your documents, emails, and materials for grammar, spelling, punctuation, clarity, and tone. Paste your text, and get back a polished version with specific feedback on what was changed and why — so you learn from the edits, not just accept them blindly.

For Communications That Represent You

Every email to a parent, every newsletter to families, every professional document represents you and your school. The Proofreader catches the errors that spell-check misses: awkward phrasing, unclear instructions, inconsistent tone, and grammatical issues that undermine your professionalism.

Faster Than Self-Editing

Proofreading your own writing is hard — your brain fills in what you meant to write, not what you actually wrote. The AI catches what you missed, from comma splices to unclear antecedents to sentences that are technically correct but confusing to read.

Not a Replacement for Writing

The Proofreader improves what you've already written. It doesn't rewrite your content or change your voice — it polishes the edges so your message lands clearly. Think of it as a colleague who reviews your draft before you hit send.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the proofreader check for? +

Grammar, spelling, punctuation, sentence clarity, tone consistency, wordiness, and readability. It also catches common teacher-writing patterns like overly long sentences in parent communications.

Will it change my writing style? +

No. The proofreader preserves your voice and intent. It corrects errors and improves clarity without rewriting your content in a different style.

Can I proofread student work with this? +

The tool is designed for teachers to proofread their own professional documents. For student work feedback, use it as a reference for identifying common errors, but the goal is to support your writing, not grade student papers.

What types of documents work best? +

Emails to parents and administrators, newsletters, IEP narratives, recommendation letters, professional development materials, lesson plan narratives, and any written communication you want to polish.

Does it explain the corrections? +

Yes. The proofreader provides the corrected version along with explanations of what was changed and why, helping you improve your writing over time.