Learning Upgrade celebrates one-millionth student enrollment

SAN DIEGO - Dec. 2, 2014 - PRLog -- Learning Upgrade, a leading provider of K12 online math and reading curriculum (http://blog.learningupgrade.com/), recently surpassed an important milestone: One million students have completed their lessons since the company’s inception.

Each Common Core-aligned lesson uses catchy songs and engaging videos to teach students math and reading skills. The interactive lessons (http://blog.learningupgrade.com/courses/) help struggling students catch up on previous year standards, master current grade level standards, and perform well on the new computer-based year-end tests.

“When I think of how far Learning Upgrade has come since we had the vision for the company, it’s incredible to realize that more than one million students have completed our lessons,” said Vinod Lobo, the company’s founder. “It means so much to us knowing that many students have been able to reach proficiency in math and reading through our lessons, and I’m confident we’ll be able to help even more students through Learning Upgrade in 2015 and beyond.”

Learning Upgrade (http://blog.learningupgrade.com/) also celebrated several other milestones during 2014:

·      13 million + lessons have been completed

·      2,000 + schools have enrolled students

·      40,000 + teachers have created accounts

·      4 million + hours have been spent on the platform by students

This school year alone, the company has seen more than 73,000 students enroll in their lessons, and they expect that number to grow rapidly in the last few weeks of 2014 as teachers begin preparing students for the new online tests next spring.

About Learning Upgrade

Founded in 1998 by educators, musicians, artists and programmers in San Diego, Learning Upgrade produces innovative, engaging lessons designed to support struggling students in reading and math. Through the incorporation of song, video, games and educational research, Learning Upgrade has helped thousands of students reach and exceed grade level requirements. For more information about Learning Upgrade, please visit them online at learningupgrade.com (http://www.learningupgrade.com)