Mark Rober’s Class Crunchlabs gets an ‘A’ with $2.5 million grant from YouTube and Google.org

The school has only just begun, but YouTube is ensuring that Mark Rober's class will remain in session for the long term. Together with Google.org -- the charitable arm of its parent company -- YouTube is delivering $2.5 million of grant funding to Class CrunchLabs, an educational channel Rober produces and hosts. Last year, Rober announced that he would build a science curriculum and give it away for free to any teacher who wants to use it. The YouTube-famous engineer, who counts 83.6 million subscribers on his primary channel, built his curriculum as an extension of his science kit brand CrunchLabs. Visit Tubefilter for more great stories.

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