| Name | Title | Contact Details |
|---|---|---|
Cory Gendron |
Chief Revenue Officer | Profile |
Tina Grabinski |
Director, Customer Marketing | Profile |
Andrew Rawson |
Chief Learning Officer | Profile |
Maggie Smith |
Vice President of Human Resources | Profile |
Williams and Fudge, Inc was founded in 1986 with the purpose of serving the Higher Education community. They aid colleges and universities in the recovery of education-related receivables.
EdCaliber is grounded in the philosophy of research-based best practices and cycles of continuous improvement. We work side by side with administrators and teachers daily and we understand their challenges and needs. Our Instruction Improvement System streamlines and integrates the work teachers and administrators do every day, enabling rapid knowledge sharing for sustained results. After witnessing schools fail or under-perform, EdCaliber co-founders Kevin Stone, Ruth Miller, and Yoni Baciu combined their real-life expertise in effective instruction, school turnaround, technology, systems and business to create a purpose-driven company. EdCaliber staff are relentless in delivering world-class solutions to refine education and grounded in personal experiences improving some of the nation’s toughest schools.
Groton Area School Dst 6 6 is a Groton, SD-based company in the Education sector.
In 1987, the Boston Public Schools (BPS) and the Mayor's Office signed an agreement to fund a network of community-based, alternative education programs to provide options for students who were at risk of dropping out of high school.
Guilford County Schools is the third largest school district in North Carolina serving more than 72,000 students. The second largest employer in a 12-county area, GCS` more than 10,000 full- and part-time employees enthusiastically share the district`s mission: to graduate responsible citizens prepared to succeed in higher education or the career of their choice. The district`s 124 schools located in both urban and rural areas, include elementary schools serving grades K through 5, and in some instances, pre-K through 5. To the relief of working parents, after-school care is offered at many elementary schools throughout the county. The district also has middle schools (grades 6-8), high schools (grades 9-12), two special education schools (Gateway and McIver Education Centers), two SCALE sites, which provide an alternative to long-term suspensions, and Twilight School, which offers high school students a flexible schedule to complete graduation requirements. GCS offers parents and students a wide range of educational choices that are not usually found in public school systems, including 53 magnet and choice programs.