
United States · Information technology & services startup
ConnectEDU is an educational technology company based in Boston, founded in 2002.
Funding reportedLast round: Grant
ConnectEDU is an educational technology company based in Boston, founded in 2002.
It provides an online platform and a suite of tools designed for college and career planning, helping learners transition from K-12 through college and into their careers. The company believes in giving all students access to the resources they need to maximize their educational potential. The ConnectEDU platform includes several key solutions, such as the Connect! Platform for academic and career decision-making, the Epsilen Collaborative Learning Environment for at-risk youth, and CoursEval for course assessments. Additionally, the SuperAPP serves as a web-based college and career planning tool, while community integrations connect students with high schools, colleges, and employers. With over 20 million registered learners and more than 5,000 educational institutions using its services, ConnectEDU plays a significant role in the education sector, supporting students, educators, and employers alike.
Funding, as reported
From the SEC filings it signed: 3 on the team.
On the board, as filediDavid M. CoitH. Jay SarlesJohn M. BurkeMargaret P. SpellingsMichael M. CostelloNancy Jay PeretsmanRalph M. JamesRichard M. DresdaleThomas P. RileyWilliam M. Daugherty
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