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Stride Inc. (NYSE: LRN) has established new partnerships with Chama Valley Independent Schools and Santa Rosa Consolidated Schools to operate Destinations Career Academy of New Mexico (NMDCA), an online public school program. The school has already secured over 3,000 enrolled students for the 2025-2026 academic year.

NMDCA, launched in 2020, combines licensed New Mexico educators, personalized instruction, and career-focused pathways. The program offers K-12 education statewide, featuring academic programs alongside career-readiness pathways and dual-credit opportunities. The partnership aims to expand educational access in rural communities while positioning the districts as innovative learning hubs.

Stride Inc. (NYSE:LRN) subsidiary Road2Teach has received approval from the Indiana Department of Education to offer its Special Education Transition to Teaching program. The program addresses Indiana's critical special education teacher shortage, where over 20% of teaching vacancies are in Special Education roles serving more than 188,000 students with disabilities.

The fully online program provides an alternative certification pathway for career changers and non-traditional learners to obtain Indiana teaching licenses. The curriculum includes virtual coursework, intensive mentorship, and preparation for Indiana's Early Literacy Endorsement requirements.

Stride Inc. (NYSE: LRN) has scheduled its fourth quarter and full fiscal year 2025 financial results conference call for Tuesday, August 5, 2025 at 5:00 p.m. ET. Investors and analysts can participate by dialing (800) 715-9871 (domestic) or +1 (646) 307-1963 (international) with conference ID 8901384.

A live webcast will be available at investors.stridelearning.com/events-and-presentations, with participants advised to access the website at least 15 minutes before the call. A replay will be posted on the same website after the event.

K12 (NYSE:LRN), a Stride Inc. portfolio brand, has received outstanding recognition for its online public education excellence, earning an Index of Education Quality (IEQ) score of 327 from Cognia, significantly exceeding the global average of 296.

With a 25-year track record and having served over 3 million students, K12 continues to lead in personalized online learning. The company has garnered multiple accolades in 2025, including two Gold Stevie® Awards for Innovation in Education and recognition at the Digital Education Awards.

K12's comprehensive curriculum features STEM, Advanced Placement, dual-credit programs, industry certifications, and gamified learning experiences, demonstrating its commitment to modern, student-centered education.

K12, a Stride Inc. portfolio brand, has secured two Gold Stevie® Awards at the 23rd Annual American Business Awards, chosen from 3,600 global nominations. The company received recognition for its K12 Skills Arcade, winning Gold for Game-Based Curriculum Solution, and its K12-powered schools, winning Gold for Virtual Learning Solution.

The Skills Arcade platform offers gamified lessons for PreK-12 students in core subjects, featuring games like MathBee with 50 progressive levels and ELA Village for reading comprehension. The virtual schools have served over 3 million students in 25 years, maintaining a 91% parent satisfaction rate while focusing on personalization, career readiness, and flexibility.

BetterInvesting Magazine's Editorial Advisory and Securities Review Committee has selected Stride Inc. (NYSE:LRN) as its "Stock to Study" for the August 2025 issue, suggesting potential investment opportunities. The committee will provide a comprehensive analysis of Stride's fundamental data, including sales, earnings, pre-tax profit, and return on equity. Additionally, the magazine will feature a fundamental review of Amgen Inc. (NASDAQ:AMGN), which the committee considers worthy of study from an undervalued perspective. The committee comprises six CFA professionals, with Doron P. Levin serving as chairperson.

K12 (LRN), a Stride Inc. portfolio brand, has launched its 19th Annual Art Competition for K-12 students nationwide, offering $15,000 in prizes. The competition, starting May 13, 2025, accepts submissions in various art forms including painting, drawing, photography, and newly added sculptures and collages. Winners will be selected for each grade level, with first-place, second-place, and People's Choice awards. Distinguished judges include National Geographic photography expert Jeff Mauritzen and other art professionals. The competition features physical art, digital art, and photography categories, with submissions open through August 25, followed by public voting from August 26 to September 26. Winners will be announced on October 22.

K12 Tutoring, a Stride, Inc. company (NYSE: LRN), has been approved as a vendor for the Oregon Department of Education's High-Dosage Tutoring program. This partnership is part of Oregon's $90 million grant initiative to improve early literacy, following the state's poor performance in national math and reading assessments.

The program will provide individualized tutoring services through the Early Literacy Success School District Support (ELDDS) Grant. K12 Tutoring will deploy state-certified teachers who create personalized learning plans and deliver customized instruction across various subjects. The company will manage all aspects including logistics, staffing, training, and stakeholder communication, while ensuring alignment with district curriculum and standards.

K12 Tutoring has achieved a significant milestone by earning ESSA Level II validation, demonstrating its effectiveness in improving student academic performance. An independent study conducted with Instructure revealed that students using K12 Tutoring scored an impressive 8 percentile points higher on NWEA MAP Growth math assessments compared to non-tutored peers - equivalent to eight months of additional classroom learning.

The platform offers personalized online tutoring services, connecting students with state-certified educators who create customized learning plans. The service provides both teacher-assigned and high-dosage tutoring options, with flexible scheduling to accommodate various student needs. General Manager Jennifer Moore emphasized their commitment to delivering research-backed tutoring solutions to address learning loss and boost academic achievement.

This validation under the Every Student Succeeds Act confirms K12 Tutoring as an effective academic intervention tool for schools and districts seeking evidence-based solutions to support student learning.