Our STARTedUP alumni continue to make waves across industries, from winning competitions to launching new ventures and earning recognition on international stages. Here's what they’ve been up to this month:

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In the small town of North Judson, Indiana (population 1,814), high school students don't typically find themselves presenting research at international conferences alongside leading scientists and industry experts. But thanks to the genuine partnership between Doral Renewables and the StartedUp Foundation, that's exactly what happened for students in Mollie Dollahan's business classes at North Judson San Pierre High School.

From New York's academic halls to Texas microschools, educators across the country are pushing boundaries in their own unique ways. These three stories showcase how innovation in education looks different everywhere, but always starts with dedicated teachers willing to lead change.

Across Southern Indiana, educators are taking initiative in remarkable ways. Whether it's building student-led organizations from scratch, celebrating success on billboards, or developing custom technology solutions. These three teachers exemplify what happens when educators actively create solutions.

From early morning entrepreneurship to environmental restoration, Central Indiana educators are cultivating extraordinary experiences that extend far beyond traditional classroom boundaries. These three teachers are proving that the most meaningful learning happens when students connect their passions to real-world impact.

Across Northern Indiana, three educators are redefining what's possible in their classrooms and communities. From pioneering AI integration and building championship robotics programs, these teachers are proving that great education extends far beyond traditional boundaries.

If you are looking to build an innovative classroom this school year and increase student engagement, here are five tips to start day one!