RANDOLPH MIDDLE

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EdRise Revolutionizes Academic Support for RANDOLPH MIDDLE Schoolers with 24/7 AI Tutoring Platform

CHARLOTTE, NC – October 19, 2025 – EdRise.io, a pioneer in AI-driven educational technology, today announced the official launch of its revolutionary AI tutoring platform for all 1171 students at RANDOLPH MIDDLE in Charlotte, NC. This strategic partnership immediately provides personalized, round-the-clock academic support, empowering pre-teens to navigate increasingly complex coursework with confidence. The initiative underscores EdRise’s unwavering commitment to democratizing access to high-quality education through advanced artificial intelligence, ensuring every student at Randolph Middle has the resources needed to achieve academic excellence and unlock their full potential.

Facing the crucial transition into middle school, RANDOLPH MIDDLE’s 1171 pre-teens encounter a unique set of academic and logistical hurdles. Students are often grappling with foundational subjects like pre-algebra, dissecting complex literary texts, mastering scientific principles for intricate projects, and adapting to the demands of multiple teachers for the very first time. In Charlotte, the financial burden of traditional tutoring, typically ranging from $50 to $150 per hour, often places essential academic help out of reach for many families. Furthermore, busy schedules, packed with sports, music lessons, and other extracurriculars, leave little room for fixed tutoring appointments. The immediate need for homework assistance often arises during evening hours, long after school or conventional tutoring centers have closed, exacerbating stress. Moreover, the diverse learning styles prevalent among middle schoolers demand personalized approaches that generic resources simply cannot provide.

EdRise's innovative "Alan" AI tutor directly addresses these challenges, offering a robust and accessible solution tailored for RANDOLPH MIDDLE students. Alan provides instant 24/7 availability, meaning students can get help precisely when they need it – whether it's midnight for that urgent math problem or 6 AM for a last-minute test review, unlike the rigid schedules of traditional tutors. The