curaJOY has been named a finalist in the Accelerating K-12 Learning Track in the 2025 Tools Competition for its work in AI-driven behavioral healthcare for marginalized youths.
-- As one of the 24 finalists, curaJOY is a candidate for Tools Competitions’ multi-million dollar funding opportunity designated for breakthrough education technologies. The non-profit organization was selected for MyCuraJOY, a program designed to automate psychoeducational assessments and deliver clinician-supervised, gamified support to families in underserved communities.
For more information, please visit https://tools-competition.org/25-accelerating-k-12-learning-finalists/
The Learning Engineering Tools Competition offers opportunities to edtech innovators that employ digital technology, big data, and learning science to bridge equity gaps in education worldwide. Its Accelerating K-12 Learning Track specifically focuses on technologies that improve the learning experience for diverse populations. Candidates for funding are therefore considered on the basis of whether their learning engineering technology can provide scalable and timely student support, broaden access, boost student success, and encourage family engagement in their child’s education, among other solutions that improve learning outcomes for students and support K-12 teachers.
curaJOY has qualified for the award for its innovations in AI-driven behavioral support designed to dismantle learning barriers caused by behavioral health challenges, learning differences, and lack of personalized support, particularly in underserved communities. According to the organization, schools are currently facing challenges without scalable, data-driven tools to meet Free Appropriate Public Education (FAFPE) and Individualized Education Program (IEP) obligations - a problem that it seeks to address with MyCuraJOY.
MyCuraJOY combines AI, behavioral science, and social-emotional coaching into one app, providing students with real-time, clinician-supervised behavioral support without adding to administrative burdens. The technology takes a community-centered approach to involve parents, educators, and clinicians in the process, using machine learning to reduce stress, improve academic engagement, tailor skill-building, track IEP goals, and monitor behaviors, thereby delivering individualized care to each student. Additionally, MyCuraJOY will be available in multiple languages, expanding its reach to diverse populations and allowing it to be integrated into a variety of publicly funded school services.
curaJOY is slated to present its final pitch at the Tools Competition on April 14, 2025, where it hopes to scale MyCuraJOY to more schools and communities nationwide. The organization also has plans to expand into Medicaid-covered services, school partnerships, and AI-enhanced learning research.
Interested parties can learn more by visiting https://www.curajoy.org/solutions
Contact Info:
Name: Caitlin Marcus
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Organization: curaJOY
Address: 304 South Jones Boulevard #2986, Las Vegas, NV 89107, United States
Website: https://www.curajoy.org
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Release ID: 89155736
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