Parent-teacher Sharing App Kaymbu Raises $175k
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Parent-teacher Sharing App Kaymbu Raises $175k

Dec 12, 2014

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KAYMBU: Cambridge, MA-based startup Kaymbu has raised $175,000 in seed money from NewSchools Seed Fund, according to a press release and NewSchools newsletter. Kaymbu allows teachers to document students' classroom activities and behavior in class and easily share them with parents. You can read more about Kaymbu and read teacher reviews of the product here.

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