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OP-ED: Education Innovations Are Coming Fast
Education Daily Wire

The COVID-19 crisis has changed many aspects of American society, and perhaps none more than public education. While more than 56 million students should be enrolled in the nation’s public and private K-12 schools, according to the National Center for Education Statistics, huge numbers of those students in every state are still being forced to learn from home…  Read More

Online, Interactive Learning System Called a “Game Changer” in Preventing Dropouts 
Kansas City Star

Educators say it’s a “game changer.” It’s in more than 2,600 schools across the country, used by about a million students and adding more all the time, even home schoolers. It’s called Acellus, and it was developed here in Kansas City by a noted technology inventor… Read More

Baker City School District Uses Acellus for Remote Learning 
Baker City Herald

Teachers at Baker High School will join those at Eagle Cap Innovative High School in relying on the Acellus online learning platform to help bring lessons to their students through comprehensive distance learning this fall… Read More

 

Schools in Dallas Co. Get New STEM Labs 
Alabama News

Dallas County Schools has a new high-tech tool at its disposal — to engage students in the areas of math — science — and technology. School officials say new Acellus STEM labs have been installed at schools across the district. They say access to technology — and understanding technology — is critical for students as they move forward into the future… Read More

 

Jonesboro Acellus S.T.E.M Labs Are Game Changers
WBRC FOX6 News

In this classroom at Jonesboro Elementary in Bessemer, dreams are coming to life. These are the STEM Academy 5th graders in the Acellus Coding Lab. Leslie Lazarre says her students think differently about learning now… WATCH NOW

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