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Formerly | Study Resource Corner |
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Type of site | Educational Website |
Available in | English |
Headquarters | Room 13, Shippensburg Area Senior High School |
Country of origin | United States |
Area served | Shippensburg, Pennsylvania |
Owner | Emperor Everet Rahman |
Founder(s) | Aryan Gaonkar |
URL | shiphow.org |
Commercial | No |
Registration | Optional |
Launched | September 9, 2021 |
Current status | Active |
Content license | All content provided is free for educational use. |
The Shippensburg House of Wisdom, also known as the SHOW, is a non-profit, student-led educational resource platform based in Shippensburg, Pennsylvania. The website provides free, curated study resources and academic support for high school students. Specifically those living in Pennsylvania. It was founded on September 9, 2021 by Aryan Gaonkar.
Resources for the website include student-made Quizlets, maps, flashcards, and study guides. A majority of these resources are for Advanced Placement courses offered by the College Board. However, there is still a good fraction of guides for honors and conventional courses. The SHOW covers topics such as science, history, mathematics, foreign languages, language arts, physical education, and humanities.