Virtual high school startup Sora recently announced it had raised $2.7 million in a seed funding round backed by the likes of Twitter and Stripe investor Union Square Ventures.
Founded in 2019, long before COVID-19 forced millions of students around the world to switch to remote learning, Sora is effectively an online private school, which offers students one-to-one tutorials and helps them design their own personalized curricula. The firm was set up by Garrett Smiley, a 22-year-old Atlanta native, and friends Indra Sofian and Wesley Samples. The school currently has 39 participants, each paying between $300 and $800 a month.
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