FRANK D. SPAZIANO ELEM SCHOOL

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EdRise.io Revolutionizes Academic Support for FRANK D. SPAZIANO ELEM SCHOOL Elementary Students with 24/7 AI Tutoring Platform

**PROVIDENCE, RI – October 7, 2025** – EdRise.io, a leader in AI-powered educational technology, today announced the official launch of its groundbreaking AI tutoring platform for all 336 students at FRANK D. SPAZIANO ELEM SCHOOL. This initiative provides immediate, personalized academic support, marking a significant step in EdRise’s mission to democratize access to high-quality education through advanced artificial intelligence. Every student at the elementary school can now leverage the power of EdRise’s Alan AI tutor, ensuring they have the foundational skills needed for future success. Students at FRANK D. SPAZIANO ELEM SCHOOL, like many young learners, face specific challenges in building essential academic foundations. Mastering reading comprehension and basic math concepts, alongside developing strong study habits, can be particularly demanding in the early years. The cost of traditional tutoring in Providence, often ranging from $50-150 per hour, places a significant financial burden on many families. Furthermore, busy family schedules, extracurricular commitments, and the need for immediate homework help during evening hours often leave students without timely support. Diverse learning styles frequently require a personalized approach that a single teacher or traditional tutor can struggle to provide, and parents are constantly seeking safe, reliable, and effective academic resources for their young children. EdRise.io’s Alan AI tutor offers a powerful and accessible solution tailored for the unique needs of FRANK D. SPAZIANO ELEM SCHOOL students:

• Instant 24/7 Availability: Unlike traditional tutors, Alan is available anytime – whether it’s midnight for that urgent math homework question or 6 AM for last-minute test review, ensuring help is always at hand.
• Comprehensive Subject Coverage: From basic arithmetic and number sense to early reading, phonics, and vocabulary building, Alan provides expert guidance across core elementary subjects.
• Adaptive Learning Technology: Alan learns each student’s individual strengths and weaknesses, adapting explanations and practice problems to provide truly customized, effective learning experiences.
• Text Message Support: Students can easily text questions to 1-424-444-4313, perfect for quick help with homework or clarifying concepts between classes.
• Parent-Friendly Pricing: At just $15/month, EdRise costs less than a single hour of traditional tutoring in Providence, making elite-level support affordable for every family.
• Safe & Secure: Our FERPA-compliant platform ensures student privacy and data security are paramount, giving parents peace of mind.
• Age-Appropriate Content: Alan provides gentle, encouraging, and easy-to-understand responses, making it perfect for young learners building confidence.

“My daughter went from struggling with multiplication to getting 100% on her math tests. Alan explains things in ways she understands!” shared Jennifer Martinez, a parent from the FRANK D. SPAZIANO ELEM SCHOOL community. Dr. Patricia Williams, an Education Specialist, added, “We’ve seen remarkable improvements in student performance since families started using EdRise. It’s an invaluable resource for our community, offering personalized support that complements classroom instruction beautifully.” EdRise is transforming education through its proprietary Pristine AI™ technology, making personalized tutoring accessible to all students regardless of their location or economic background. With over 50,000 active users and more than 10 million questions answered, EdRise has proven its effectiveness in significantly improving student outcomes nationwide by fostering deeper understanding and greater academic confidence. FRANK D. SPAZIANO ELEM SCHOOL families can empower their children’s learning journey by starting a free trial today at www.edrise.io. For more information about bringing EdRise to your school or district and to discuss