Funding Round for BetterLesson

Financing

Funding Round for BetterLesson

Sep 28, 2011

BetterLesson: $1.6 million to Cambridge, Mass.-based BetterLesson from Highland Capital Partners, General Catalyst, New Markets Ventures, NewSchools Venture Fund, and a group of angel investors. Details here.

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