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Developing a free, online educational role-playing game in 11 languages for millions of students and teachers in classrooms around the world.

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Shawn Young

Co-Founder & CEO at Classcraft

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Classcraft motivates learners to reach their potential through sustainable, playful learning experiences that promote personal growth and human connection. Classcraft's approach to tiered intervention helps educators improve behavior and school climate by motivating students, keeping implementations consistent, and providing data to support at-risk students.

Founded in 2013 by brothers Shawn and Devin Young and their father Lauren Young, Classcraft is an award-winning ed-tech company serving more than 8 million students and educators worldwide and a Quebec-based certified B Corporation. Classcraft is used in more than 160 countries and is available in 11 languages. A Google for Education Premier Partner, Classcraft is available via Google's App Hub and Classcraft.com.

Classcraft has been acquired.

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January 15, 2019

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May 16, 2023

HMH Acquires Canadian EdTech Company Classcraft

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May 11, 2023

HMH Acquires Canadian EdTech Company Classcraft

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May 19, 2022

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April 26, 2021

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March 25, 2021

Classcraft raises $3.6M to accelerate efforts to help K-12 educators improve student behavior

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