Scolab, based in Montreal, Canada, is a pioneering educational technology studio that creates captivating math e-learning resources for elementary and middle school students. Their products, Netmath and Buzzmath, feature over 10,000 interactive activities to enhance math learning.

Marbotic blends traditional toys with digital technology to enhance active learning. It uses Montessori-inspired methods and physical interaction to improve memorization. The apps support learning in seven languages, fostering multilingual skills.

WellUp enables users to manage health data directly from their mobile phones, allowing for the creation of a COVID Pass, collection of vaccine records, and easy sharing. It caters to schools and daycares by providing verified health data.

Flo-Ops is a pioneering mobile learning platform, crafted by educators to prioritize students by blending their social lives, academic paths, and educational resources into a single cohesive platform. This integration aims to bolster student engagement and outcomes.

Levered is an, competency-based online curriculum for 3rd-5th grade mathematics, created and refined by teachers for classroom use. It enables students to progress at their own pace, addressing any gaps in their previous knowledge.

Career Jam offers a localized solution to workforce development, engaging students from eighth grade with hands-on events and programs that preview future career possibilities. Its mission is to retain young talent by showcasing diverse local career paths.

Algebrakit, based in the Netherlands, revolutionizes math education by integrating advanced interactive features into learning platforms, enhancing students' mathematical thinking. It offers sub-step evaluation, automated scaffolds, and unlimited practice opportunities.

Pay Theory offers a payment platform tailored for SaaS vendors across education, healthcare, childcare, and children's activities sectors. It delivers financial solutions to families while enabling SaaS vendors to tap into new revenue. 

Robotel, headquartered in Quebec, Canada, operates globally in 89 countries. As a leader in the industry, Robotel provides both technological and pedagogical solutions designed to support language teachers in enhancing their instructional methods.

Plume is a France-based online platform designed to transform 2nd to 8th graders into proficient writers by developing their essential critical skills. It offers a nurturing environment for young writers to express themselves creatively.

A Pass collaborates with higher education institutions, educational publishers, and K12 material providers to create customized, engaging, and high-quality educational products and programs.

Enrollstream boosts charter school enrollment and efficiency, offering tools for easy communication tracking and insightful visual reports, leading to significant increases in student enrollment and operational performance.

Wonderschool aims to tackle the shortage of early education in the U.S. by helping teachers start home-based childcare and preschools, offering comprehensive support from licensing to daily operations, thus enabling educators to focus on child development.

Mully Lingua connects kids with foreign languages and cultures through community-driven activities led by native speakers and experts. Offering experiences in language, arts, sports, and cooking, it fosters authentic learning and cultural bridges.

Robo Wunderkind empowers educators to unlock their students' potential through an innovative STEAM program that integrates seamlessly with K-8 curricula. Offering a comprehensive, out-of-the-box solution, it ignites student curiosity with modular robotics kits. 

Exercise Connection specializes in offering inclusive exercise solutions tailored for individuals with autism, featuring a variety of options accessible through a user-friendly app. This program is carefully designed to meet the unique needs of each student.

BookBreak, by the Library Speakers Consortium, offers monthly live streams with bestselling authors for elementary and middle school students, segmented by grade cohorts.