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Yahoo
23-05-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Klear.ai Announces Successful Go-Live with Garden Grove Unified School District
CYPRESS, Calif., May 23, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- a leading provider of AI-driven Claims and Risk Management solutions, today announced the successful deployment of its platform at Garden Grove Unified School District (GGUSD). The implementation marks another milestone in commitment to modernizing public sector risk and claims operations. Garden Grove Unified School District (GGUSD) has earned statewide and national recognition for academic excellence and student support. Recent honors include multiple California Distinguished Schools, National Blue Ribbon Schools, and designation as a California Honor Roll District. GGUSD's innovative ASPIRE mental health program also received the Golden Bell Award, and the district has been recognized with the Broad Prize for Urban Education for closing achievement gaps. These awards reflect GGUSD's strong performance and commitment to student success. The go-live follows a collaborative and focused deployment process, delivering a centralized, secure, and highly intuitive system tailored to the needs of one of California's largest school districts. GGUSD now benefits from powerful automation tools, real-time analytics, and native AI features—streamlining incident intake, compliance tracking, and claims oversight. "We're proud to support Garden Grove Unified School District on their journey toward digital transformation," said Ritza Vaughn, Executive Vice President at "From the outset, this was a true partnership. GGUSD's commitment to innovation aligns perfectly with our mission to deliver smarter, more efficient solutions for the public sector." From a technology perspective, the go-live reflects the strength of scalable, cloud-native platform and its proven implementation approach. "Our team worked closely with GGUSD to ensure a smooth and successful launch," said Bobby Hunter, Chief Product Officer at "We tailored the system to their workflows, migrated data securely, and provided hands-on support every step of the way. The result is a platform that's ready to deliver immediate value—without disruption." continues to expand its footprint in education, government, and risk-pool sectors by delivering modern, AI-enabled solutions that reduce administrative burden and enhance decision-making. About delivers integrated, AI-powered solutions for policy, claims, risk, and analytics—purpose-built for the modern insurance ecosystem. With Native AI woven into the fabric of the product and a commitment to customer outcomes, empowers carriers, public entities, TPAs, and risk pools to streamline operations, improve decision-making, and reduce costs—at in Cypress, California, is consistently recognized for its product excellence, customer satisfaction, and innovative AI capabilities. For media inquiries, contact:Shiv BansalMarketing (619) 343-6260395691@ View original content to download multimedia: SOURCE Sign in to access your portfolio
Yahoo
30-03-2025
- General
- Yahoo
LIST: 2025 ‘California Distinguished' schools in San Diego County
SAN DIEGO (FOX 5/KUSI) — There are 12 San Diego County elementary schools that have been selected for the 2025 California Distinguished Schools Program. Selected by officials with the California Department of Education (CDE), schools that are recognized were determined to have demonstrated 'exemplary achievements.' CDE said it uses a multiple measures accountability system to identify eligible schools based on their performance and progress. Performance on these measures is reported through what's called the California School Dashboard, which helps to identify school strengths and areas of improvement. Health concerns arise as county plans to reopen South Bay campground Schools were selected based on the following indicators: demonstrating excellence and growth in academic achievement and ensuring a positive school climate. Additionally, CDE said schools recognized for closing the achievement gap 'enroll at least 40% of their students from socioeconomically disadvantaged backgrounds and achieve accelerated academic growth for one or more historically underserved student groups.' Elementary, middle and high schools are recognized in alternate years, so awardees hold the title for two years. A total of 336 elementary schools across the Golden State were selected this year. A full list of those selected can be found here. While announcing the winners, State Superintendent Tony Thurmond said, 'Excellent elementary schools play a critical role in the life outcomes of our young people. This year's California Distinguished Schools celebration provides us with an opportunity to recognize the hard work of our elementary educators and school staff who help our students discover passions and experiences that will propel them.' Travelers at San Diego International Airport to enjoy live poetry experience The following San Diego County elementary schools were deemed 'California Distinguished' in 2025: Dehesa Elementary, The Heights Charter Escondido Union, Heritage K-8 Charter Fallbrook Union Elementary, La Paloma Elementary Fallbrook Union Elementary, Live Oak Elementary Lakeside Union Elementary, Riverview Elementary San Diego County Office of Education, Dual Language Immersion North County San Diego County Office of Education, JCS – Manzanita San Diego Unified, Jonas Salk Elementary San Diego Unified, Benchley/Weinberger Elementary San Diego Unified, Doyle Elementary Solana Beach Elementary, Carmel Creek Elementary Solana Beach Elementary, Solana Pacific Elementary The 2025 California Distinguished Schools will be recognized at the Disneyland Hotel in Anaheim on May 30, 2025. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Associated Press
27-03-2025
- General
- Associated Press
West Covina Unified Schools Recognized as 2025 California Distinguished Schools
West Covina Unified Schools Recognized as 2025 California Distinguished Schools 'This award represents the deep commitment of our school communities to equity, excellence, and student-centered learning,' — Superintendent Dr. Emy Flores WEST COVINA, CA, UNITED STATES, March 27, 2025 / / -- West Covina Unified School District (WCUSD) is proud to share that Orangewood Elementary School and Merced Elementary School have been named among the 336 California elementary schools recognized as 2025 California Distinguished Schools by State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Thurmond. This prestigious recognition celebrates schools that have demonstrated exceptional student performance or made significant strides in closing the achievement gap. The California Distinguished Schools Program, established in 1985, remains one of the state's highest honors. It acknowledges schools, educators, and support staff for their innovation, talent, and commitment to student success. As reported in the California School Dashboard, schools are selected based on rigorous criteria, including academic excellence, student engagement, and positive school climate. 'We are incredibly proud to have schools in our district recognized at the state level for their outstanding work,' said Board of Education President Joe Magallanes. 'This distinction reflects the unwavering dedication of our educators and staff, and the remarkable achievements of our students.' To qualify for this honor, schools must meet high standards in English Language Arts (ELA) and math performance and show strong results in student attendance, low suspension rates, and engagement. Schools recognized for Closing the Achievement Gap have also demonstrated significant growth among student groups that have historically faced challenges in achievement. 'This award represents the deep commitment of our school communities to equity, excellence, and student-centered learning,' said Superintendent Dr. Emy Flores. 'Our focus on inclusive practices, academic rigor, and nurturing school environments continues to drive the success of our students.' The California Department of Education evaluates schools using multiple measures from the 2024 California School Dashboard, including assessment participation rates, academic growth, and school climate indicators. Schools must also demonstrate at least 95 percent participation in state assessments to qualify. 'This recognition reinforces our schools' incredible work to support every learner,' added Assistant Superintendent Denise Knutsen. 'We are so proud of our students and staff for their tireless efforts and continued pursuit of excellence.' Awardees for this prestigious award will be celebrated at a special ceremony at the Disneyland Hotel in Anaheim on May 30, 2025. About West Covina Unified School District: WCUSD is committed to academic excellence, innovation, and equity. The district offers various programs, including STEM education, dual-language immersion, visual and performing arts, and career technical pathways, preparing students for college, careers, and beyond. Through dedicated educators and a supportive community, WCUSD continues to empower students to thrive and lead purposefully. +1 626-939-4600 email us here Legal Disclaimer:
