DRY CREEK SCHOOL

EdRise Revolutionizes Academic Support for DRY CREEK SCHOOL Middle Schoolers with 24/7 AI Tutoring Platform

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

LEHI, UT – October 17, 2025 – EdRise.io, a leader in AI-powered educational technology, today announced the official launch of its groundbreaking AI tutoring platform, featuring the Alan AI tutor, for all 978 students at DRY CREEK SCHOOL in Lehi, Utah. This partnership provides immediate, personalized academic support, empowering middle schoolers to excel in their increasingly complex coursework. The initiative underscores EdRise’s commitment to democratizing access to high-quality education through advanced artificial intelligence, ensuring every student has the resources they need to succeed, regardless of their schedule or family’s budget.

The Challenge: Navigating Academic Rigor and Modern Life in Lehi

Middle school can be a critical juncture, and DRY CREEK SCHOOL students, ranging from pre-teens to early adolescents, are grappling with more demanding academic challenges than ever before. Many are tackling the complexities of pre-algebra, diving into advanced reading comprehension, mastering intricate science projects, and adjusting to the multi-teacher environment for the first time. In Lehi, a rapidly growing community known for its innovation, families often face unique pressures. Traditional tutoring, while effective, can be prohibitively expensive, with average costs ranging from $50 to $150 per hour, placing a significant financial burden on many households. Furthermore, busy family schedules, often packed with extracurricular activities and commitments, make it difficult to find consistent, in-person help. The need for immediate homework assistance during evening hours, when teachers are unavailable, is paramount, and students' diverse learning styles often demand more personalized and adaptive approaches than traditional classroom settings can provide.

The Solution: Alan AI Tutor – Personalized Learning, Anytime, Anywhere

EdRise.io’s Alan AI tutor offers a revolutionary solution tailored specifically to the needs of DRY CREEK SCHOOL students and their families. This platform directly addresses the challenges faced by Lehi's vibrant community by providing unparalleled accessibility and personalized learning experiences:

• Instant 24/7 Availability: Unlike traditional tutors limited by schedules, Alan is available around the clock. Whether it's a desperate plea for help with urgent math homework at midnight or a last-minute review for a test at 6 AM, Alan is always there, ready to assist.
• Comprehensive Subject Coverage: From decoding the mysteries of pre-algebra and advanced geometry to refining essay writing skills and understanding complex scientific concepts, Alan provides robust support across the full middle school curriculum.
• Adaptive Learning Technology: Powered by Pristine AI™, Alan intelligently learns each student's individual strengths, weaknesses, and preferred learning style, delivering customized explanations, practice problems, and feedback that truly resonates.
• Text Message Support: Recognizing the digital fluency of today's students, EdRise offers convenient text message support. Students can simply text their questions to 1-424-444-4313 for quick, on-the-go help, perfect for those moments between classes or during study hall.
• Parent-Friendly Pricing: At just $15 per month, EdRise costs less than a single hour of traditional tutoring in Lehi, making high-quality academic support affordable for every family at Dry Creek School.
• Safe & Secure: The EdRise platform is built with student privacy and data security as top priorities, ensuring full compliance with FERPA regulations.

Testimonials: Real Impact for Dry Creek Students

"Alan helped me bring my science grade from a C to an A in just one semester. It's like having a genius friend who's always available, and it made understanding tough concepts so much easier!" – Michael Chen, 7th Grade Student, Dry Creek School

"We've seen remarkable improvements in student performance and confidence since families at Dry Creek School started using Ed