Edtech Companies

CodePath provides free computer science courses and career support for college students from different backgrounds. It partners with more than 700 universities to offer short, intensive programs in software engineering, mobile development, cybersecurity, and technical interviews.

Kiddom is a K-12 edtech company that provides a digital curriculum and instructional platform to help teachers personalize learning and leverage analytics to monitor student progress. Kiddom partners with curriculum and education organizations to deliver high-quality, standards-aligned instruction through its platform, including - Illustrative Mathematics, EL Education, Core Knowledge Foundation, and CenterPoint Education Solutions. Kiddom also integrates with major education systems like Clever, ClassLink, Google Classroom, and Microsoft Teams to streamline rostering, single sign-on, and interoperability for schools and districts.

Carnegie Learning is a K-12 education company known for its research based approach to teaching math, reading, and languages. Their main product is MATHia, an AI-powered math program that adapts to each student’s needs, along with their full math curriculum for K–12 schools. They also offer reading and language programs like Fast ForWord, literature tools, and world language courses through EMC School. Beyond curriculum, they provide teacher training and tutoring to help schools improve student results. Carnegie Learning supports more than 5.5 million students and teachers across the States and Canada.

SchooLinks helps students plan for college and their careers. Schools use SchooLinks to track coursework, explore careers, manage college applications, and monitor academic progress.

Zūm provides an AI-driven student transportation platform to modernize school bus logistics for school districts. It uses real-time data to optimize routes, reduce commute times, and provide parents with live tracking of their child’s bus.