Summit Public Schools announced Tuesday that more than 100 new schools across the country will implement a free, personalized-learning platform that Facebook had a hand in developing.

Summit, a charter school network based in California, developed the learning program with the social media giant. According to the network, the platform will now have more than 1,100 instructors teaching 20,000 students in 27 states and Washington D.C.

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