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For over 25 years, Concordia International School Shanghai has been a cornerstone for expatriate families seeking a balanced, American-style education in Shanghai.

Teaching Channel by K12 Coalition is an online professional learning platform that supports teachers through its video library, professional development courses and coaching collaboration tools.

Approachable AI designed for teachers, students and school leaders. SchoolAI brings the power of AI to K-12 classrooms, helping teachers personalize learning, streamline classroom management and simplify tasks. SchoolAI’s tools and assistants for teachers make teaching easier and learning more impactful.

Serving over 4,000 students, Ladue School District has an early childhood center, four K-4 elementary schools, a fifth-grade center, a middle school and a high school.

Dayton Public Schools is a Pre-K–12 district in Ohio with over 13,000 students in its early learning center, 16 elementary schools, four middle schools and seven high schools.

Plato Academy Schools was born out of a vision to provide students in the Tampa Bay area with a K-8 education rooted in Greek culture, heritage and language.

Antioch College offers five interdisciplinary areas of study: Cultural Power and Change, Interdisciplinary Arts and Creative Practice, Global Studies and Engagement, Social Enterprise and Innovation, and Sustainability and the Environment.

Offering over 35 programs, Francis Tuttle Technology Center trains everyone from high school students to adults looking to advance their careers or change fields.

New York Film Academy is a college teaching everything related to filmmaking and similar fields—from acting and screenwriting to animation, game design and musical theater.

The School District of Clayton is a pre-K-12 institution serving over 2,400 students across six schools comprising three elementary schools, a middle school, one high school and an early childhood center.

At Joan C. Edwards School of Medicine at Marshall University, the mission has remained steadfast since its founding in 1977: training physicians to serve the health care needs of West Virginia and beyond.

For over 30 years, JMG (formally known as Jobs for Maine’s Graduates) has been at the forefront of addressing Maine's growing workforce challenges, offering equitable solutions to economically disadvantaged and underserved students.