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Boxlight Corporation (Nasdaq: BOXL) announces the successful implementation of Clevertouch interactive displays and digital signage at Joseph Chamberlain College in Birmingham, U.K. The college upgraded from outdated SMART boards to Clevertouch's IMPACT Plus series to meet modern educational needs. Assistant Principal Patrick O'Donohue highlighted the interactivity and ease of content management as key benefits, along with the financial advantage of no ongoing costs associated with the Clevertouch solutions. For more information, visit Boxlight's website.

Boxlight Corporation (Nasdaq: BOXL) announces that its MimioSTEM curriculum solution, MyStemKits, is now aligned with Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) for Mathematics and Science. This online resource offers over 400 STEM lessons and activities designed to enhance teaching efficiency in Texas schools. The alignment aims to make lesson planning easier for educators, enabling them to focus more on teaching. Boxlight's commitment to providing effective educational tools remains strong as it continues improving engagement in both business and educational environments.

Boxlight Corporation (Nasdaq: BOXL), a leader in interactive technology, announced that Starcar Car Rental in Germany has implemented Clevertouch Technologies digital signage across its locations. The upgrade from traditional marketing materials to CM-Series digital displays will enhance flexibility for marketing campaigns. Initial installation will occur in seven locations, with plans to expand to over 60 by end of 2022. The displays allow for centralized management and immediate content updates, providing a modern advertising solution for Starcar.

Trox, a key player in education technology for nearly 30 million students in North America, has expanded its partnership with Boxlight (Nasdaq: BOXL) to exclusively sell Clevertouch K12 products in the U.S. and Canada, excluding Texas. The agreement includes offering a complete suite of Clevertouch education solutions, which aims to enhance technology accessibility for K12 schools. Trox plans to improve the purchasing process and provide additional support services, ensuring better customer service and quicker delivery times for educators.

Boxlight Corporation (Nasdaq: BOXL) has successfully implemented its MyStemKits curriculum in Orlando, Florida, enhancing middle school science education. This curriculum includes over 350 standards-aligned lessons designed for 3D printers and robotics systems, aimed at fostering critical thinking and collaboration skills among students. Meredith Williams, a teacher at Freedom Middle School, highlighted the program's impact on student engagement and skill development. For detailed insights, a full case study is available on Boxlight's website.

Boxlight Corporation (Nasdaq: BOXL) announced the implementation of ProColor interactive flat panels in South Allegheny School District, PA. The district invested in nearly 200 interactive displays to enhance educational experiences for almost 1500 students. Funding utilized includes federal relief funds. Dr. Lisa Duval, Superintendent, emphasized the importance of these resources in leveling the playing field for students. Boxlight continues to grow its impact in the interactive technology sector, aiming to improve engagement in educational environments.

Boxlight Corporation (Nasdaq: BOXL) announces its professional development division, Boxlight-EOS Education, has successfully aided the Phoenix Unified High School District in enhancing digital learning. The modified professional development programs focus on effective use of Microsoft Office 365 for Education. Boxlight-EOS has received multiple awards in the past year for tailoring content to support remote and hybrid teaching environments. The programs aim to improve teacher engagement and instructional effectiveness, reflecting Boxlight's commitment to technology integration in education.

Boxlight Corporation (Nasdaq: BOXL) reported strong Q2 2021 results, with revenues soaring 497% to $46.8 million, driven by increased demand and the Sahara acquisition. Customer orders surged 986% to $76 million. Gross profit margin improved to 27.5%, adjusted for acquisition impacts. The net loss per share was $(0.04), an improvement from $(0.08) in Q2 2020. Management anticipates Q3 revenue of $60 million and positive net income. Despite growth, gross margins were affected by rising freight costs related to supply chain challenges due to COVID-19.