Scholee

Scholé helps Grades 3–6 teachers prepare lessons. Nothing reaches a student until a teacher approves it. The problem: Lesson planning is slow. Most AI tools for teachers make generic content, skip standards checks, and let unchecked model output reach students. How Scholé works: 1. The teacher writes one learning objective. 2. Meta's Muse Spark model drafts four lesson variants. 3. The server checks each draft for structure, curriculum fit, learning quality, and safety. 4. The teacher reviews the variants, edits them, and approves the one students get. 5. The student does the activity. The server grades it and picks the next step. What makes it safe: - Answer keys and grades stay on the server. The browser never sees them. - Lessons render from a fixed set of approved components. No generated code runs in the browser. - A safety check blocks unsafe drafts before the teacher's preview and before publishing. Scope today: - Topic: Grade 4 equivalent fractions (Common Core 4.NF.A.1). - Languages: English, plus Arabic that reads right to left. - Data: synthetic only. No real student data.