schoolOS and WiscNet Offer AI Support Software to Wisconsin Schools
schoolOS and WiscNet entered a statewide agreement that gives WiscNet member districts access to schoolAgent and the broader schoolOS suite, schoolOS said in a press release. Districts can purchase the software at member pricing without conducting a separate procurement process.
Available immediately, schoolAgent answers routine support questions and routes requests to the appropriate district team. It works with existing district software, while administrators control the information it can access and where it sends requests. The service does not require student records.
The schoolOS suite also includes what the company calls AI native asset management, a helpdesk designed for K-12 schools, and automations across district systems. The agreement is the company's first statewide partnership. WiscNet is Wisconsin's nonprofit research and education network.
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