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An alternative to traditional public education or remote learning, microschools have been surging in popularity since the COVID-19 pandemic hit last year. Microschools, also known as pods, essentially can be little neighborhoods that allow small children groups to learn jointly at private homes.
Some businesses are benefiting as demand for the services gain traction. For instance, take SchoolHouse, a BIPOC-founded micro-schooling company that matches parents with educators to create at-home schools.
The firm just raised $8.1 million in its first round of funding since launching in 2020 and experiencing rapid growth late last year. Among its high-profile investors are Chelsea Clinton from Metrodora Ventures, Chris Paik and Jordan Cooper from Pace Capital, along with Bungalow and Trust Capital.
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James Ross was depositing cardboard at a recycling centre in UK s North Shields when the ring fell off his finger. Staff goes out of their way to find ring in the garbage dump. | Photo Credit: Facebook
A man named James Ross did not even think in his wildest dreams that his wedding ring will fall off his fingers and find itself in a garbage dump.
Hailing from North Shields in the UK, he was dropping off cardboard at a recycling center, the ring fell off his finger and fell into a container that consisted of rubbish and grime .