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We love providing a way for middle schoolers from all over Washington to support global education through hand-painted notebooks. Since not all students can access our online courses to learn about their passions, we provide school supply bundles to welfare students in India to make learning accessible. From one student to another, we all can learn together through Eclipsnotes’ Notebooks for India Project. 📚

Eclipsnotes takes on the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Discovery Center. Get ready for some exciting new online courses and collabs made with our event partners. #teenactionfair

Thanks to the Bothell-Kenmore Reporter for featuring us. The link to the article is in our bio.

While Eclipsnotes focuses on creating teen-taught online courses, it is also stands for universal education for everyone - and making school supplies accessible so this goal is possible. In March, Eclipsnotes worked with over 200 middle school students to paint notebooks with designs and personal notes. We sell a small portion of notebooks in local bookstores to raise funds for supplies, but the majority will be sent to welfare schools in India. Thanks to the students and involved bookstores for making the Notebooks for India Project possible!

New website. New videos. New inspiration. This month, students taught about a variety of passions, from art and food to tech and math.
Savitha Srinivasan described how she works to make classical art cool through her nonprofit @artyou2015 and to empower minorities in STEM through art with @shecodesart.
Carina Ly shared about how she travelled & explored different cuisines to start her popular food blog @carinaeats and how she led @ewhschinese club from a language club to a school highlight through bubble tea & community building.
Raymond Guo explained why he finds pure math elegant as well as his path to qualifying for the prestigious US American Math Olympiad.
Madeleine Brown revealed how she fights against domestic violence through her nonprofit @ihsgovaa despite the stigma around gender-based violence and certain social work.
There’s always more to explore on your go-to taught by teens learning platform eclipsnotes.com ✨

Check out our new series with Muhan Zhang and Michele Tang from @interlakegirlup! How to take Model UN to the next level AND How to be involved but still be you!

Our current project is selling hand-painted mandala notebooks in local bookstores. The proceeds will be used to send school supplies to welfare schools in India. Go universal education! ❤️

BRIGHT things to come from our 2nd meeting 💡

Catch any of us with an eclipsnotes sticker and you could get one for yourself!

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The EclipsNotes mission is to help teens find their passions through teen-taught online courses on our media-sharing site with no hate, likes, or views – just bonding. Start learning from your peers today, or even post your own video/audio. EclipsNotes has your back because we are about the learning you do because you love it.

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