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Why This Under 30 Candle Company Fell In Love With In-Person Marketing Campaigns

Learn how this Under 30 Retail founder is generating buzz IRL, and spend one minute with personal- and professional-branding expert, Brandon Smithwrick.

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K-12 Dealmaking: Parallel Raises $6.1M; Kuwait-Based Baims Acquires Egyptian Tutoring Company

New York-based Parallel said the influx of capital is aimed at helping the organization expand into new territories and invest in product development.

The AlleyWatch Startup Daily Funding Report: 1/10/2024 – AlleyWatch

Parallel Raises $6.125M in Funding

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Parallel gets new funding for its teletherapy platform for kids with special needs

Parallel Learning is solving that problem with a teletherapy platform that partners with school districts to create individualized plans for each student. Meant for kids in grades K through 12, Parallel announced today it has raised a new addition of $6.125 million, led by Rethink Impact, a fund that focuses on female and non-binary founders. This will entail hiring providers who are licenses in each new state where Parallel will operate.

Inspired By Her Own Dyslexia And ADHD, This Entrepreneur Is Helping Schools Deliver Special Education

Diana Heldfond’s New York–based edtech startup, Parallel Learning, uses its software to connect more than 100 school districts with 150 licensed special ed…

Parallel Learning's CEO emphasizes the critical special ed teacher shortage in American public schools

Parallel Learning CEO Diana Heldfond discussed the need to address the teacher shortage of special education providers on "Sunday Night in America with Trey Gowdy."

The pandemic learning loss was worse for kids with special needs. Now, startups are helping students with autism, dyslexia, and ADHD get back on track.

A growing group of startups are addressing the learning needs of neurodivergent students in schools.