The Southern Education Foundation, the Charter School Growth Fund, and Backstage Capital backed a $4 million fundraising round by AI-focused EdLight.
The company’s co-founder said in a statement that it has learned lessons through a turbulent period, but that he sees the potential for growth ahead.
The companies taking part in a long-running University of Pennsylvania competition are focused on providing better data and social-emotional support.
Preply, which was founded in Ukraine, offers a language learning platform that connects students to live tutors.
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The lenders said both parties agreed to complete an amendment to the loan’s terms to settle the dispute by Aug. 3.
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Byju’s disputed the allegations, and said they “are related to an inconsequential technical matter” and that all payment obligations have been met.
Israel-based ed-tech startup TinyTap has secured an $8.5 million funding round, which it will use for staff expansion and product development.
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