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Madison Michell

Madison Michell has been a member of the Edmentum team since 2014 and currently serves as a Marketing Manager. As a former Kindergarten and 3rd grade teacher during her time as a Teach For America corps member, she believes education truly has the power to transform lives. She is passionate about connecting educators with online programs, best practices, and research that improve teaching and learning for today's students.

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Math Coach Turns Up the Heat on Intervention with Edmentum Courseware + Exact Path

Melissa Epping, math coach at Mitchell Commu

8 Educator Grants for Reading & Literacy

The cost of books and funding literacy programs can add up. But, that should never prohibit students from learning something new or getting lost in a good book.

Accelerating Learning Recovery in New Salem, North Dakota

Prairie View Elementary School of New Salem-Almont School District serves 165 elementary students in the small New Salem, North Dakota, community.

Expanding Exact Path Content for Our Youngest Learners in Grades K–1

At Edmentum, we are committed to ensuring that Exact Path is helping you mitigate learning gaps and accelerate growth for all students.

Tips & Strategies for Mitigating Skill Gaps This Spring with Exact Path

In a recent live webinar, we dug deep into

100 Days Smarter: 22 Activities to Celebrate the 100th Day of School in Any Learning Environment

The 100th day of school is an exciting milestone to reach in every elementary classroom. We’ve put together a list of our favorite activities across all subject areas (plus some just-for-fun additions) to help you and your students enjoy this special day!

Build Your Own Reflection Exercise to Say Farewell to 2020

At this point, we’ve all likely done enough lamenting of the year 2020 to last a lifetime.

Winter Solstice: FREE Classroom Resources!

The Winter Solstice on December 21st marks the official start of the winter season. Check out our free Winter Solstice Toolkit to help discuss the scientific impacts of this seasonal shift with your students!