Kiddom Partners with Core Knowledge Foundation, Will Offer Its 6th Grade Language Arts Curriculum on Kiddom Platform

Kiddom, an all-in-one digital curriculum education platform, today announced a new partnership with Core Knowledge Foundation, a nonprofit publisher of educational books and instructional materials, according to a news release.

Through the partnership, Kiddom’s platform will include digital access to Core Knowledge’s sixth-grade Language Arts curriculum beginning this fall, the company said.

Core Knowledge Foundation, an independent, nonpartisan organization dedicated to advancing excellence and equity in education, provides its instructional content across various subject areas as open educational resources to schools and districts.

Learn more at Kiddom.co and CoreKnowledge.org.

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