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Edtech Companies to Watch in 2023 and Beyond - Vimarsana News

Edtech Companies to Watch in 2023 and Beyond

Edtech companies are hot, hot, hot, with many startups continuing to leave their mark on the industry. While there's no shortage of edtech companies to watch in 2023 and beyond, these 10 are at the top of the list. 1. Codecademy Codecademy delivers high-impact, interactive courses in programming and data skills, enabling millions to advance their careers and launch new ventures. Founded in 2011 to address the education-employment gap, the company has evolved into a dynamic, NYC-based team of ove

Source: yahoo.com
Growing diversity: Number of English language learners rises in Cape, Islands schools - Vimarsana News

Growing diversity: Number of English language learners rises in Cape, Islands schools

Multilingual learners face multiple challenges and often work full time to help support their families.

Source: yahoo.com
Speaking many tongues: How Rochester Public Schools supports a student body that speaks 96 languages - Vimarsana News

Speaking many tongues: How Rochester Public Schools supports a student body that speaks 96 languages

There are nearly 1,700 RPS students receiving English-Language services as of 2023. That’s just under 10% of the entire student population.

Portland residents to see property tax hike as public school budget balloons - Vimarsana News

Portland residents to see property tax hike as public school budget balloons

School officials laid out an additional $15 million more for the FY24 budget

Source: wmtw.com
$3 million grant funds the future of the ESL program - Vimarsana News

$3 million grant funds the future of the ESL program

The Western Michigan University Department of Special Education and Literacy Studies made significant headway in the development of their program with a $2.96 million grant awarded by the National Professional