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BrightPath Education Partners With 40 School Districts on AI Tutoring Pilot

The program provides after-hours tutoring support to more than 60,000 students at no cost to families.

BrightPath Education Partners With 40 School Districts on AI Tutoring Pilot

ATLANTA, Ga. — BrightPath Education, Inc. today announced partnerships with 40 U.S. school districts to pilot an AI-assisted tutoring program that provides after-hours academic support to more than 60,000 students at no cost to families.

The program pairs an AI tutor with oversight from certified teachers, who review progress and step in when students need human guidance. Districts retain control over curriculum alignment and data privacy.

“Our goal is to extend the school day for students who need extra help, not to replace teachers,” said Karen Boyd, chief executive officer of BrightPath Education.

Initial results from the pilot are expected at the end of the academic year.

About BrightPath Education, Inc. — BrightPath builds learning tools for K-12 schools with an emphasis on teacher oversight and student privacy. The company is based in Atlanta, Georgia.

BrightPath Education, Inc. issued this press release, distributed to Latest · Sterling Post by RedPress.
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