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GreatSchools

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Formation
  
1998

Founder
  
Bill Jackson

Number of employees
  
35

Website
  
greatschools.org

Founded
  
1998

Type
  
Nonprofit organization

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Location
  
Oakland, CA, United States

Key people
  
Bill Jackson, Founder and Board Director Matthew Nelson, President

Headquarters
  
Oakland, California, United States

Awards
  
People's Telly Award for Internet/Online Video - Video

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GreatSchools is a United States national nonprofit organization that provides parents with information about PK-12 schools and education. The website provides ratings based on test scores and a variety of other factors for schools in all 50 states, including tools for finding, evaluating, comparing, saving and following schools. The GreatSchools website includes guides to the Common Core, parenting advice and articles on children's brain development and social emotional learning. Parents can also review their children's schools.

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History

GreatSchools was founded in 1998 as a school directory and parenting resource in Santa Clara County, with seed funding from New Schools Venture Fund. The next four years (1999–2002), the school ratings expanded statewide in California. In 2003, the main school guide resource expanded nationwide. In 2008–2011 was the launch of College Bound Program, funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, the Robertson Foundation and the Walton Family Foundation. In 2013 GreatSchools received a three-year grant from the Walton Family Foundation. 2013 saw Zillow integrate GreatSchools information such as school search, school ratings and reviews into their real estate database. 2014 included an expanded partnership with Maponics.

Recognition and awards

  • Interactive Media Awards
  • References

    GreatSchools Wikipedia