CURRENT PORTFOLIO
EXCOLERE EQUITY PARTNERS FUND I
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The Excolere Equity Partners portfolio is comprised of companies at the forefront of learning, upskilling, and institutional enablement. We target companies serving enterprises, working adults, school districts, and families and that are committed to delivering improved outcomes. Excolere and its advisors are helping these businesses realize their full growth potential and impact.
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INVESTMENT DATE
September 2024
STATUS
Current
HEADQUARTERS
Bethesda, MD
COMPANY OVERVIEW
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Acceleration Academies (AA) is a leader in re-engaging young adults who have dropped out or who are at risk of dropping out of high school.
AA’s dropout recovery program blends the flexibility of an online learning platform with in-person coaching and mentorship to create a supportive, student-centered environment that addresses barriers to academic achievement. AA’s platform, academies and alternative education services currently support school districts across the country in improving student outcomes and high school graduation rates.
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INVESTMENT DATE
September 2024
STATUS
Current
HEADQUARTERS
San Antonio, TX
COMPANY OVERVIEW
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The Pillars Christian Learning Centers is a Texas-based provider of early childhood education (“ECE”), comprised of a network of center brands serving infants to children aged 6 years old for half and full day care, as well as school-aged before and afterschool programs, and summer camps.
Founded on the belief that early education lays the foundation for lifelong learning, The Pillars offers a connected suite of care and academic programs designed to support families and nurture whole-child development.
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INVESTMENT DATE
February 2023
STATUS
Current
HEADQUARTERS
Bethesda, MD
COMPANY OVERVIEW
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EPS Learning is a leading provider of supplemental literacy solutions for K–12 students, with a core focus on foundational reading, intervention, and structured literacy aligned to the Science of Reading.
The company partners with schools and districts nationwide, delivering evidence-based instructional content and digital tools that address the chronic need for literacy recovery, a need further exacerbated because of the pandemic-related learning loss.
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