Wired2Learn Academy pursues federal nonprofit status
Learning coach Lindsey Entel works with student Joshua Sandberg in a cognitive therapy class at Wired2Learn Academy in Post Falls. The independent school that serves children with learning disabilities officially became an Idaho nonprofit in October, but is now waiting for pending documentation to go through at the federal level.
Photo courtesy of Wired2Learn Academy
Learning coach Katie Hoffman works one-on-one with student Cara LaRiviere in skill-based remediation at Wired2Learn Academy. Wired2Learn, which became an Idaho nonprofit in October, is in the final phases of earning its federal 501(c)(3) status.
POST FALLS — An independent therapeutic school in Post Falls is in the final phases of earning its federal 501(c)(3) nonprofit status.
Wired2Learn Academy, at 1800 N. State Highway 41, officially became an Idaho nonprofit in October, but is now waiting for pending documentation to go through at the federal level.
"We wanted to become a nonprofit to help lower tuition and raise more money to provide scholarships and financial aid for students who want to come and need this kind of remediation and help," Wired2Learn founder and learning coach Alyssa Pukkila said Monday.
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