Engrade Lands $5M From Javelin, Samsung And Others To Help Schools Unify Learning Data, Systems In One Platform

Back in 2003, annoyed with his high school's loyalty to paper and the inability to view his grades online as a result, Bri Holt decided to build his own online gradebook that any student or teacher could use for free. He eventually graduated and moved onto other things, and usually that's the end of the story. But thanks to the dearth of digital tools in education, over the next seven-odd years, the simple gradebook app grew of its own accord, steadily gaining traction among teachers.

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