The literacy program recently developed relationships with the high schools that take its students.
Historically, the amazing thing about the NCAA has been its ability to take its student-athletes and leverage its competitive conferences.
Salford Business School has always taken its students to Almeria in Spain, but last year expanded the overseas offering to include Hong Kong and Brazil.
In addition to providing tutoring and mentors, Teak, which helps students over a six-year period, offers dance and music classes and takes its students to six Broadway shows a year.
In 2011, Public School 124 took its students to compete in the second highest category at a national high school chess competition - and won.
Heras cites the award-winning animation called The Inner Life of the Cell, made by Harvard University to take its biology students on a journey through a cell's microscopic world.
The Dyson Institute of Technology – which will be based at Dyson's campus in Wiltshire – will take its first 25 students in September next year.
Since its launch in August 2013, One Month has seen 150,000 lessons completed and over 14,500 students take its Ruby on Rails course.
Student Advantage (Proposed symbol: STAD), of Boston, has taken its college student targeted marketing business to the Web.
In addition, Mr. Farris is the founder and president of Patrick Henry College, the nation's first post-secondary institution designed for home-schooled students and a training ground for Christian political advocates, which will take its first class of 100 students this fall.
