INDIAN SPRINGS ELEMENTARY

EdRise.io Revolutionizes Academic Support for Indian Springs Elementary Students with 24/7 AI Tutoring Platform

**FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE** **KINGSPORT, TN – October 25, 2025** – EdRise.io, a leading innovator in AI-powered education, today announced the official launch of its revolutionary AI tutoring platform for all 356 young learners at Indian Springs Elementary in Kingsport, TN. This groundbreaking initiative provides immediate, personalized academic support, empowering students to build foundational skills with 24/7 access to an advanced AI tutor named Alan. The launch underscores EdRise's unwavering mission to democratize education, leveraging cutting-edge artificial intelligence to ensure every student, regardless of their circumstances, has access to world-class academic resources. Students at Indian Springs Elementary, like many young learners, face unique challenges in mastering crucial foundational skills. Developing strong reading comprehension and solidifying basic math concepts are critical stepping stones for future academic success. However, traditional academic support options in Kingsport often present significant barriers for families. Average tutoring costs, ranging from $50-$150 per hour, can be prohibitive for many budgets. Furthermore, busy family schedules and extensive extracurricular commitments frequently clash with fixed tutoring appointments, making consistent help difficult to secure. The need for immediate homework assistance during evening hours, when teachers are unavailable, is a common pain point for both students and parents. Moreover, young learners exhibit diverse learning styles, demanding personalized approaches that group instruction often cannot provide. Parents, above all, seek safe, reliable, and age-appropriate academic support for their children that aligns with their values and educational goals. EdRise.io's Alan AI tutor is meticulously designed to directly address these challenges, offering an unparalleled solution tailored for Indian Springs Elementary students and