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Creative storytelling is just a click away for students and teachers now that ClassLink has partnered with Adobe to make their free Adobe Spark app available through ClassLink LaunchPad.Adding Adobe Spark to ClassLink’s library of applications gives teachers and students quick single sign-on access to the app through their LaunchPad. Students can jump right into designing visual stories, social graphics, web pages, and short videos without worrying about finding the app or trying to remember login details.“Adding Spark to LaunchPad melds perfectly with ClassLink’s goal of putting the tools students need for every aspect of learning within quick, easy reach. Now students have a free and engaging creativity tool they can use anywhere and anytime.”Patrick DevanneyVP of Interoperability Services, ClassLink“Our goal at Adobe is to get students creating. Our partnership with ClassLink makes it easy for students and teachers to access Adobe Spark instantly and makes for a seamless workflow. We are excited to see the benefits of this partnership moving forward and its impact on classrooms around the country.”Jessica NaeveHead of Product Marketing for Education, AdobeFollow these directions from the Adobe support team to add Adobe Spark to your ClassLink LaunchPad today.To learn more about the Adobe and ClassLink partnership, check out this Adobe blog post.ClassLink is a global education provider of identity and analytics products that create more time for learning and help schools better understand digital engagement. As leading advocates for open data standards, we offer instant access to apps and files with single sign-on, streamline class rostering, automate account provisioning, and provide actionable analytics. ClassLink empowers 22 million students and staff in over 3,000 school systems. Visit classlink.com to learn more.ClassLink is a trademark of ClassLink, Inc.

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Lenox Memorial High School won the championship last year. SPRINGFIELD, Mass. — The 63rd season of "As Schools Match Wits" will premiere on Saturday, Jan. 6, at 7 p.m. Lee High School and Lenox Memorial High School will face off on Jan. 27. The program is a collaboration of New England Public Media and Westfield State University. It was nominated last season for a Boston/New England Regional Emmy Award, is produced at the university's studios and broadcast on NEPM TV. The joint production is one of the longest-running academic quiz show competitions of its kind in the country. "ASMW delivers all of the fun of the classic high school quiz show," said host Beth Ward, while it also "introduces a new generation of high school students to one of the few public competitions of its kind." "As Schools Match Wits" includes public and private high schools in Massachusetts, Connecticut and Vermont. Teams are matched up randomly and compete against each other head-to-head answering questions in six categories: arts and entertainment, literature, math and science, general knowledge (includes sports), social studies (includes civics, geography, etc.), and world events (history and current events). "Each year we welcome a new crop of the area's best and brightest students into our studio and it's always inspiring," said Executive Producer Tony Dunne. "Even after 17 years of serving as the producer of ASMW and as we enter our 63rd season, I'm still in awe of what these high school students know and how dedicated and competitive they are." That competitive spirit leads the highest-scoring teams of the season to compete in playoff matches striving to win the "As Schools Match Wits" championship trophy, the Collamore Cup. Last season, Lenox Memorial High School earned this achievement. The show is available live at 7 p.m. on NEPM-TV each Saturday or can be watched on demand shortly after it airs. The 63rd season preliminary round matches are as follows: Jan. 6: Deerfield Academy vs. Pioneer Valley Christian Academy Jan. 13: West Springfield vs. Monson High Jan. 20: Longmeadow High vs. Pope Francis Jan. 27: Lee High vs. Lenox Memorial Feb. 3: Frontier Regional vs. Pioneer Valley Regional Feb. 10: Palmer High vs. MacDuffie School Feb. 17: East Longmeadow vs. Belchertown High Additional matchups to be announced. Tags: school competition, -->