Category: Press

June 20, 2023 10:00 am

New Study Reveals Significant Gains in Student Math Performance with Imagine Math

Idaho students using Imagine Math show academic growth and higher scores on state assessment, according to Imagine Learning analysis

SCOTTSDALE, AZ – June 20, 2023 – Imagine Learning, the largest provider of digital curriculum solutions serving 15 million students in more than half the school districts in the U.S., today announced the results of a new study revealing statistically significant associations between math achievement and use of Imagine Math.

Imagine Math is a digital program that combines a rich curriculum with fun, adaptive experiences to engage students and help them become confident math learners. To understand the impact of Imagine Math on students’ achievements, the study analyzed more than 4,000 Idaho State Assessment Test (ISAT) math assessment scores from students in grades 4 through 8 in schools across four districts in Idaho during the 2021–22 school year.

“For students to achieve success in any subject as measured across any number of metrics, they must be engaged and motivated,” said Sari Factor, Chief Strategy Officer at Imagine Learning. “Imagine Math’s personalized learning platform aligns with each individual student’s needs while providing the right amount of challenge to help the student achieve grade-level proficiency.”

Several school districts in Idaho use the program in a variety of different ways to supplement mathematics teaching for students with diverse academic abilities and standing. The study analyzed the relationship between software usage (active time, progress, and completion) and performance on the ISAT Math assessment, which was taken in Spring 2021 and Spring 2022. Additionally, it analyzed how the software affected student achievement based on other factors including grade level, English learner status, special education status, ethnicity, and/or free or reduced-price lunch status.

STUDY HIGHLIGHTS

  • The relationship between Imagine Math lessons passed and ISAT score growth is positive for all grades and statistically significant for grades 4 through 7. Students who passed more lessons in Imagine Math experienced significantly more growth on the ISAT math assessment than students who passed fewer lessons. Imagine Learning recommends students use the program until they pass at least 30 lessons over the course of the school year.
  • The study also observed positive and significant relationships between Imagine Math lessons passed and ISAT math score growth for various student subgroups, including special education students, English learners, students who are eligible for free or reduced-price lunch, and Hispanic/Latino or American Indian/Alaskan Native students.

The rigorous, standards-rich content in Imagine Math adapts to the unique needs of each learner to develop essential foundations and conceptual understanding they need to be proficient at the appropriate grade level. Unique to Imagine Math, point-of-need access to live instruction by certified, bilingual math educators is available to make deep learning beyond the bell a reality.

Additional details on the analysis and a copy of the full report are available here.

About Imagine Learning

Imagine Learning provides digital-first PreK–12 solutions for core instruction, supplemental and intervention, online courses, and virtual instruction. Our mission is to ignite learning breakthroughs with forward-thinking solutions at the intersection of people, curricula, and technology. We serve over 15 million students — partnering with over half of districts nationwide. Imagine Edgenuity™ is our flagship courseware solution, complemented by Imagine Instructional Services’ virtual teachers. Our core portfolio includes Imagine Learning Twig Science®, Illustrative Mathematics®, and EL Education®. Additionally, a robust supplemental and intervention suite provides personalized instruction for ELA, SLA, math, coding, and more. Visit https://edu.imaginelearning.com/research-partner if you would like to become an Imagine Learning research partner.

May 2, 2023 1:00 pm

Imagine Learning Recognizes Top Schools with 2023 Imagine Nation School of Excellence & District of Distinction Awards

Over 300 schools nationwide are honored with the annual Imagine Nation Award, celebrating innovation, dedication, and exemplary usage of Imagine Learning digital solutions.

SCOTTSDALE, AZ: MAY 4, 2023 – Imagine Learning, the largest provider of digital curriculum solutions in the U.S., serving 15 million students in more than half the school districts nationwide, today announced the winners of the 2022–2023 Imagine Nation Awards, honoring schools and districts across the U.S. for their exceptional use of Imagine Learning solutions.

The Imagine Nation Awards are part of the Imagine Learning motivational program, igniting engagement and strengthening confidence for all learners. More than 21,000 schools and districts throughout the U.S. were eligible for the Imagine Nation Award.

“We’re proud of the commitment to learning shown by these schools and districts,” said Sari Factor, Vice Chair and Chief Strategy Officer. “It is our privilege to partner with educators across the country, and these awards serve to highlight their dedication to achieving greater learning outcomes for their students.”

Imagine Learning uses multiple measures, including usage and implementation data, to designate top schools and districts for the Imagine Nation Awards. The Imagine Nation Award is presented to schools and districts that demonstrate outstanding commitment to effective implementation of an Imagine Learning program throughout the year. Based on rigorous research, Imagine Learning has found that meeting program usage and implementation goals is directly associated with increased student success and academic growth.

Today, 301 schools and districts from across 42 states are receiving the honor of being named an Imagine Nation school for the 2022–2023 school year. Following official notification of the Imagine Nation Awards, each winning school or district will receive an Imagine Learning banner that displays their achievement. Find the full list of schools and districts being honored with an Imagine Nation Award below.

IMAGINE NATION AWARDS

Imagine Edgenuity

  • Marengo High School, Marengo County School District, AL
  • Academy of Excellence, Cave Creek Unified School District, AZ
  • Rosedale Middle School, Rosedale Union School District, CA
  • A.W. Dreyfoos School of Arts, The School District of Palm Beach County, FL
  • Royal Palm Beach Community High, The School District of Palm Beach County, FL
  • Central Educational Center 8th Grade Academy, Coweta County School System, GA
  • ROE 11 Paris Beacons – TAOEP, ROE 26 – TAOEP, IL
  • ROE 30 – Cairo – TAOEP, ROE 26 – TAOEP, IL
  • Jefferson West High School, Jefferson West Unified School District 340, KS
  • Ridgewood Middle School, Caddo Parish Public Schools, LA
  • Acadiana Renaissance Charter Academy, Charter Schools USA, LA
  • Gueydan High School, Vermilion Parish School System, LA
  • Hamilton Christian School, LA
  • Cadillac High School, Cadillac Area Public Schools, MI
  • Chelsea High School, Chelsea School District, MI
  • Innovations Academy, Shiawassee Regional Education Service District, MI
  • Two Rivers High School, School District 197, MN
  • Oxford High School, Oxford School District, MS
  • Contentnea-Savannah K-8 School, Lenoir County Public Schools, NC
  • E.B. Frink Middle, Lenoir County Public Schools, NC
  • New Visions Charter High School for Advanced Math and Science (X539), New York City Charter School District 84, NY
  • Independence High School, Independence Local Schools, OH
  • Bio-Med Science Academy STEM School, OH
  • Pioneer High School, Pioneer-Pleasant Vale, OK
  • Stillwater High School, Stillwater Public Schools, OK
  • Cocalico School District, PA
  • Colonial Virtual Program, Colonial Intermediate Unit 20, PA
  • Friends Central School, Montgomery County Intermediate Unit, PA
  • Pottstown School District Beech Street Learning Studio, Pottstown School District, PA
  • Powdersville High, Anderson School District One, SC
  • James F. Byrnes High School, Spartanburg District Five, SC
  • Hope High School, Calhoun County ISD, TX
  • Crosby Crossroads Academy, Crosby ISD, TX
  • Jacksboro High School, Jacksboro ISD, TX
  • W.B. Bizzell Academy, Navasota ISD, TX
  • Olton High School, Olton ISD, TX
  • Rogers Middle School, Prosper ISD, TX
  • Sidney School, Sidney ISD, TX
  • Soaring Eagle Education Center, WA

Imagine Español

  • Mendota Elementary, Mendota Unified School District, CA
  • James Monroe Elementary, Santa Ana Unified School District, CA
  • Dr. Michael D. Fox School, Hartford Public Schools, CT
  • María C. Colón Sánchez Elementary, Hartford Public Schools, CT
  • Braden River Elementary, School District of Manatee County, FL
  • Hiawatha Elementary, Berwyn South School District 100, IL
  • Pershing Elementary, Berwyn South School District 101, IL
  • Mark Twain Primary, Kankakee School District 111, IL
  • Steuben Elementary, Kankakee School District 111, IL
  • Holy Cross School, Diocese of Fort Wayne South Bend, IN
  • Dr. Marcella R. Kelly Elementary, Holyoke Public Schools, MA
  • Ford Early Learning Center, Ypsilanti Community Schools, MI
  • Frank Porter Graham Elementary, Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools, NC
  • Lakewood Elementary, Durham Public Schools, NC
  • Lillian Feinstein Elementary at Sackett Street, Providence Public Schools, RI
  • Rogers Elementary, Amarillo ISD, TX
  • Central Elementary, Angleton ISD, TX
  • Oppe Elementary Magnet Campus of Coastal Studies, Galveston ISD, TX
  • Gillette Elementary, Harlandale ISD, TX
  • Wright Elementary, Harlandale ISD, TX
  • Bonham Elementary, Midland ISD, TX
  • Davis Elementary, Royse City ISD, TX
  • De Llano Elementary, United ISD, TX
  • Franklin D Roosevelt Elementary, United ISD, TX
  • Kazen Elementary, United ISD, TX
  • Newman Elementary, United ISD, TX
  • Lamar Elementary, Wichita Falls ISD, TX
  • Anderson Elementary, Vancouver Public Schools, WA

Imagine Learning Illustrative Mathematics

  • Dysart Unified District, AZ
  • Corona-Norco USD, CA
  • Saddleback Valley Unified School District, CA
  • Jeffco Public Schools, CO
  • Smyrna School District, DE
  • Liberty County, GA
  • Community Consolidated School District 15, IL
  • Community Consolidated School District 59, IL
  • Michigan City Area Schools, IN
  • Ottawa USD 290, KS
  • Jefferson County Public Schools, KY
  • Brockton Public Schools, MA
  • Reading Public Schools, MA
  • Montgomery County Public Schools, MD
  • Washington County Public Schools, MD
  • Grosse Pointe Public School System, MI
  • Springfield Public Schools, MO
  • Evergreen Public Schools, WA

Instructional Services

  • Sloan-Hendrix School District, AR
  • Empire Union School District, CA
  • Granada Hills Charter High School, CA
  • Greater San Diego Academy Charter Homeschool, CA
  • Kings Canyon Unified School District, CA
  • La Habra City School District, CA
  • San Marcos Unified School District, CA
  • Washington County Schools, GA
  • Wheeler County School District, GA
  • Des Moines Public Schools, IA
  • Logan County Schools, KY
  • Monroe City Schools, LA
  • Lowell Catholic High School, MA
  • Clintondale Community Schools, MI
  • Northville Public Schools, MI
  • Saline Area Schools, MI
  • Carl Junction Schools, MO
  • Columbia Public Schools 93, MO
  • Union Public Schools, OK
  • Loudoun County Public Schools, VA
  • Russell County Part Time Virtual, VA
  • Wise County Public Schools, VA
  • Lopez Island School District, WA
  • Princeton School District, WI

Imagine Language & Literacy

  • Brewbaker Primary, Montgomery Public Schools, AL
  • Catoma Elementary School, Montgomery Public Schools, AL
  • Highland Avenue Elementary School, Montgomery Public Schools, AL
  • Gordo Elementary School, Pickens County Schools, AL
  • Amerischools Academy-Yuma North Campus, Amerischools Academy, AZ
  • First Avenue Middle School, Arcadia Unified School District, CA
  • Kingswood Elementary, Hillsborough County Public Schools, FL
  • Dr. Edward L. Whigham, Miami-Dade County Public Schools, FL
  • William A. Chapman Elementary, Miami-Dade County Public Schools, FL
  • Forest Park Elementary, The School District of Palm Beach County, FL
  • G.W. Northcutt Elementary, Clayton County Public Schools, GA
  • Fair Oaks Elementary, Cobb County School District, GA
  • Mary L Fonseca Elementary School, Fall River Public Schools, MA
  • Aspen Creek Elementary, Broken Arrow Public Schools, OK
  • Creekwood Elementary, Broken Arrow Public Schools, OK
  • Liberty Elementary, Broken Arrow Public Schools, OK
  • Oak Crest Elementary, Broken Arrow Public Schools, OK
  • Prairie Elementary, Guymon Public Schools, OK
  • Powdersville Middle School, Anderson School District 1, SC
  • Castle Heights Elementary School, Lebanon Special School District, TN
  • Hickman Elementary, Garland ISD, TX
  • IDEA Los Encinos Middle School, IDEA Public Schools, TX
  • Lagos Elementary, Manor ISD, TX
  • Bridge Elementary, UT
  • Olds Junior High School, North Franklin School District, WA
  • Idaho, Venture Upward, LLC, WY
  • Sequoia, Venture Upward, LLC, WY

Imagine Learning EL Education

  • Pendergast Elementary School District, AZ
  • Greeley-Evans Weld County School District 6, CO
  • Webster County School District, KY
  • North Middlesex Regional School District, MA
  • Detroit Public Schools Community District, MI
  • Cleveland Metropolitan School District, OH

Imagine Lectura

  • Clinton Avenue School, New Haven Public Schools, CT
  • King Middle, Kankakee School District 111, IL
  • Hartman Middle, Houston ISD, TX

Imagine Math 3+

  • Francisco Vasquez De Coronado Elementary School, Nogales Unified School District 1, AZ
  • Hollywood Academy of Arts and Science-Elementary, Charter Schools USA, FL
  • Renaissance Charter School at West Palm Beach, Charter Schools USA, FL
  • Robert Healy Elementary, Chicago Public Schools, IL
  • Iselin Middle School, Woodbridge Township School District, NJ
  • Glenn York Elementary, Alvin ISD, TX
  • Pomona Elementary, Alvin ISD, TX
  • Shirley Dill Brothers Elementary, Alvin ISD, TX
  • Startzville Elementary, Comal ISD, TX
  • Mayes Elementary, Denison ISD, TX
  • Blanton Elementary, Denton ISD, TX
  • IDEA Yukon College Prep, IDEA Public Schools, TX
  • Venable Village Elementary, Killeen ISD, TX
  • KIPP CONNECT Houston Primary, KIPP Texas Public Schools, TX
  • KIPP UNITY PRIMARY, KIPP Texas Public Schools, TX
  • McWhorter Elementary, Mesquite ISD, TX
  • Bonham Elementary, Midland ISD, TX
  • Early College High, Midland ISD, TX
  • Franks Elementary, Midland ISD, TX
  • Rusk Elementary, Midland ISD, TX
  • Henderson Elementary, Northside ISD, TX
  • J.K. Hileman Elementary, Queen City ISD, TX
  • Sheppard Elementary, Wichita Falls ISD, TX
  • Burton Elementary, Davis School District, UT
  • Pioneer Valley Elementary, Bethel School District, WA
  • Buffalo Elementary School, Logan County School District, WV

Imagine Math Facts

  • Paragould Primary, Paragould School District, AR
  • Caldwood Elementary, Beaumont ISD, TX
  • Reagan Academic Magnet, Ector County ISD, TX
  • Hutchins Elementary, El Campo ISD, TX
  • Lakeview Elementary, Little Elm ISD, TX
  • Fisher Elementary, Northside ISD, TX
  • Peaster Elementary, Peaster ISD, TX
  • Carroll Early Childhood Campus, San Antonio ISD, TX

Imagine Math PreK-2

  • Rebecca Creek Elementary, Comal ISD, TX
  • Lyndon B. Johnson Elementary, Ector County ISD, TX
  • Milam Elementary Magnet, Ector County ISD, TX
  • Ross Elementary, Ector County ISD, TX
  • Cedar Valley Elementary, Killeen ISD, TX
  • Clarke Elementary, Killeen ISD, TX
  • Nolanville Elementary, Killeen ISD, TX
  • Venable Village Elementary, Killeen ISD, TX
  • Villareal Elementary, Los Fresnos CISD, TX
  • Bush Elementary, Midland ISD, TX
  • Emerson Elementary, Midland ISD, TX
  • Fasken Elementary, Midland ISD, TX
  • Parker Elementary, Midland ISD, TX
  • Santa Rita Elementary, Midland ISD, TX
  • Dudley Elementary, Victoria ISD, TX
  • Mission Valley Elementary, Victoria ISD, TX
  • Hugh Dingess Elementary School, Logan County School District, WV

Imagine MyPath

  • University Place Elementary School, Tuscaloosa City Schools, AL
  • The Don Tyson School of Innovation, Springdale Public Schools, AR
  • Elementary School Group, East Palo Alto Tennis and Tutoring, CA
  • Compass Outreach and Education Center, FL
  • Butterworth Elementary School, Moline-Coal Valley School District No. 40, IL
  • Jane Addams Elementary School, Moline-Coal Valley School District No. 40, IL
  • Roosevelt Elementary School, Moline-Coal Valley School District No. 40, IL
  • Madison STEAM Academy School, LA
  • Graden Elementary, Park Hill School District, MO
  • Hawthorn Elementary, Park Hill School District, MO
  • Union Chapel Elementary, Park Hill School District, MO
  • Banks Elementary, Lenoir County Public Schools, NC
  • La Grange Elementary, Lenoir County Public Schools, NC
  • Pink Hill Elementary, Lenoir County Public Schools, NC
  • Southwood Elementary, Lenoir County Public Schools, NC
  • Mullen Elementary School, Mullen Public Schools, NE
  • Mighty B Academy, NM
  • Urbana Elementary School, Urbana City Schools, OH
  • Hermitage Springs School, Clay County Schools, TN
  • Balmorhea School, Balmorhea ISD, TX
  • Wild Peach Elementary, Columbia-Brazoria ISD, TX
  • Goliad Elementary, Goliad ISD, TX

Imagine Purpose

  • Aniguiin School, Bering Strait School District, AK
  • Mingus Union High School, Mingus Union High School District 4, AZ
  • Antelope Valley Adult Education, Antelope Valley Union High School District, CA
  • PUC Lakeview Charter High School, Partnerships to Uplift Communities Schools, CA
  • Cañon City High School, Cañon City Schools Fremont RE-1, CO
  • Hope Academy – Virtual, Hope Academy, FL
  • Robert Renick Educational Center, Miami-Dade County Public Schools, FL
  • Coastal Plains Charter High School – Candler, Coastal Plains Education Charter High School, GA
  • Coastal Plains Charter High School – Long, Coastal Plains Education Charter High School, GA
  • Coastal Plains Charter High School – Wayne, Coastal Plains Education Charter High School, GA
  • Pike County High School, Pike County Schools, GA
  • Coahulla Creek High School, Whitfield County Schools, GA
  • Rey Academy, Gresham-Barlow School District, OR
  • Brownsville Area High School, Brownsville Area School District, PA
  • Cleburne ISD, TX
  • North Lamar DAEP, North Lamar ISD, TX
  • Central High School, San Angelo ISD, TX
  • Lake View High School, San Angelo ISD, TX
  • Lone Star Middle School, San Angelo ISD, TX

Imagine Reading

  • Rio Del Mar School, Rio School District, CA
  • Lew Wallace Elementary School 107, Indianapolis Public Schools, IN
  • Crawford Middle School, Fayette County Public Schools, KY
  • Oakland International Academy Middle, Education Management and Networks Inc., MI
  • Gulfport High School, Gulfport School District, MS
  • Columbus Elementary, Deming Public Schools, NM
  • Camino Real Elementary, Hays CISD, TX
  • Canyon Creek Elementary, Davis District, UT
  • Bennion School, Granite School District, UT
  • Jefferson Academy, UT

Robotify

  • Mammoth-San Manuel PreK-12 School, Mammoth-San Manuel Unified School Dist 8, AZ
  • Lee Kornegay Intermediate, Miami Area Unified School District 40, AZ
  • Skyline Education, Skyline Education, AZ
  • Camino School, Camino Union Elementary School District, CA
  • Mount Vernon Elementary, San Bernardino City Unified School District, CA
  • Creekside Charter Academy, Charter Schools USA, FL
  • Winthrop Charter School, Charter Schools USA, FL
  • William James Middle, Bulloch County Schools, GA
  • Raceland – Worthington Middle, Raceland – Worthington ISD, KY
  • Emily C Watkins Elementary School, Saint John The Baptist Parish Public Schools, LA
  • La Place Elementary, Saint John The Baptist Parish Public Schools, LA
  • Pittsfield Public Virtual Academy, Pittsfield Public Schools, MA
  • Pelham Memorial School, Pelham School District, NH
  • Christopher Columbus Middle, Clifton Public Schools, NJ
  • School 2, Clifton Public Schools, NJ
  • School 3, Clifton Public Schools, NJ
  • School 5, Clifton Public Schools, NJ
  • School 9, Clifton Public Schools, NJ
  • School 11, Clifton Public Schools, NJ
  • School 12, Clifton Public Schools, NJ
  • School 13, Clifton Public Schools, NJ
  • School 14, Clifton Public Schools, NJ
  • School 16, Clifton Public Schools, NJ
  • School 17, Clifton Public Schools, NJ
  • Woodrow Wilson Middle, Clifton Public Schools, NJ
  • East Orange STEM Academy, East Orange School District, NJ
  • Port Chester Middle, Port Chester Rye Union Free School District, NY
  • Dr Raul Garza Jr STEAM Academy, San Benito CISD, TX

Twig Science

  • Armona Union Elementary School District, CA
  • Capay Joint Union Elementary School District, CA
  • Centralia Elementary School District, CA
  • St Rose Catholic School, Diocese of Monterey Department of Catholic Schools, CA
  • St Joachim School, Diocese of Oakland School Department, CA
  • St. Joseph Catholic School, Diocese of Orange Catholic Schools, CA
  • Envision Education, CA
  • Guadalupe Union School District, CA
  • Irvine Unified School District, CA
  • Newark Unified School District, CA
  • Saratoga Union Elementary School District, CA
  • Stony Creek Joint Unified School District, CA
  • Washington Unified School District, CA
  • Weed Union Elementary School District, CA
  • Manitou Springs School District 14, CO
  • Smyrna School District, DE
  • Burbank School District 111, IL
  • Geary County USD 475, KS
  • Bemidji Middle School, Bemidji Public School District, MN
  • Sanborn Regional School District, NH
  • Little Ferry Public School, NJ
  • The Seven Hills School, OH
  • Bethany Public Schools, OK
  • Davis Public Schools, OK
  • Dewey Independent School District 7, OK
  • Guthrie Public Schools, OK
  • Tahlequah Public Schools, OK
  • Upper Darby School District, PA

About Imagine Learning

Imagine Learning provides digital-first PreK–12 solutions for core instruction, supplemental and intervention, online courses, and virtual instruction. Our mission is to ignite learning breakthroughs with forward-thinking solutions at the intersection of people, curricula, and technology. We serve over 15 million students — partnering with over half of districts nationwide. Imagine Edgenuity™ is our flagship courseware solution, complemented by Imagine Instructional Services’ virtual teachers. Our core portfolio includes Imagine Learning Twig Science®, Illustrative Mathematics®, and EL Education®. Additionally, a robust supplemental and intervention suite provides personalized instruction for ELA, SLA, math, coding, and more.

April 17, 2023 9:00 am

Imagine Learning Expands Senior Leadership Team

Leslie Sobon Promoted to Chief Experience Officer; Carin Casso Reinhardt Hired as Chief People Officer Renews Commitment to Deliver Measurable Impact That Better Empowers Educators To Improve Student Achievement

Scottsdale, Ariz., April 17, 2023 – Imagine Learning, the largest provider of digital-first curriculum solutions in the United States, today announced several new leadership appointments in key areas across the organization, renewing its commitment to deliver measurable impact that ignites learning breakthroughs and improves student achievement. 

Leslie Sobon, formerly Senior Vice President of Customer Experience, was promoted to Chief Experience Officer, a newly created position. With deep experience in technology and marketing, Sobon joined Imagine Learning in 2014 and has played a critical role in the rapid growth and success of the organization by serving in a wide range of customer-facing roles with increasing responsibility. Her leadership has directly impacted and inspired positive learning outcomes for the teachers, students, and families across the districts we serve.

Carin Casso Reinhardt joins Imagine Learning as Chief People Officer, another newly created position. With more than 20 years of human resources experience, Reinhardt joins Imagine Learning from NewAge, Inc, a nationwide distributor of health beverages and skin care products, where she served as Chief People Officer. In her role at Imagine Learning, she will oversee all human resources and talent initiatives and guide the business through its next period of growth and evolution. 

Imagine Learning made two additional senior leadership announcements that will propel the Company forward. Dr. Kimberlin Rivers was promoted to Vice President of Instructional Services and Tom DeWitt joined the Company as Senior Vice President of Sales for the Western U.S. Rivers joined Imagine Learning in 2013 and during her tenure has supported a culture of integrity and service that has fueled the growth of this important unit of the company.  DeWitt brings more than 25 years of experience in K-12 education sales, including a senior role at McGraw-Hill Education, and will partner with Marcia Willson, Senior Vice President of Sales for the Eastern U.S. to lead Imagine Learning’s nationwide sales team.

Imagine Learning is an industry leader by any measure. Building on its legacy, leadership, and innovation in developing courseware and curriculum for a wide array of supplemental and intervention products and supporting schools with robust instructional services, Imagine Learning is now offering a full suite of digital-first core curriculum products and services designed to meet the needs of K-12 teachers and students across the country. Serving 15 million students and over one million educators in more than half the school districts nationwide, Imagine Learning is comprised of 2,600 employees dedicated to a single purpose: igniting learning breakthroughs.

“Imagine Learning is defined by the strength of our people, the vision and talent of our leaders and our unwavering commitment to deliver impact for students and educators,” said Jonathan Grayer, Chairman and CEO of Imagine Learning. “We are excited that Leslie, Carin, Kimberlin and Tom will all take on new and important roles in our organization. The decades of experience and passion they bring to their new positions will be integral to driving our next stage of growth and we are thrilled to have them leading talented teams.”

“This is an exciting time for our company and the K-12 education industry. Digital curriculum solutions are now a foundational part of education and Imagine Learning remains committed to investing in access to personalized learning tools designed to deliver sustained achievement for students across the country,” Grayer stated.

About Imagine Learning

Imagine Learning provides digital-first PreK–12 solutions for core instruction, supplemental and intervention, online courses, and virtual instruction. Our mission is to ignite learning breakthroughs with forward-thinking solutions at the intersection of people, curricula, and technology. Imagine Edgenuity™ is our flagship courseware solution, complemented by Imagine Instructional Services’ virtual teachers. Our core portfolio includes Imagine Learning Twig Science®, Illustrative Mathematics®, and EL Education®. Additionally, a robust supplemental and intervention suite provides personalized instruction for English Language Arts, Spanish Language Arts, math, coding, and more. Learn more: imaginelearning.com

April 12, 2023 9:32 am

Illinois Students Show Significant Growth on IAR with Imagine Learning Illustrative Mathematics

Community Consolidated School District 59 (CCSD59) students using Imagine Learning Illustrative Mathematics showed significant improvement in IAR proficiency rates.

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz., APRIL 12, 2023—Community Consolidated School District 59 (CCSD59), a Chicago area school district, began using Imagine Learning Illustrative Mathematics (IM) in the fall of 2021 and showed significant gains on Illinois Assessment of Readiness (IAR) proficiency rates and teacher-observed engagement in math instruction by the end of the 2021–2022 school year.

The IAR is administered to Illinois students in grades 3–8 and CCSD59 students experienced a larger increase in IAR math proficiency rates between 2021–2022 than the state overall. Specifically, a greater percentage of CCSD59 students experienced positive proficiency rate changes in Grades 3-6, and Grade 8 compared to the state average. Additionally, low-income students, English learners, students with disabilities, and students with Individualized Educational Plans (IEPs) experienced larger increases in IAR math proficiency rates between 2021 and 2022 in CCSD59 than in the state overall.

“We wanted a strong focus on grade-level standards and a problem-based curriculum. We also wanted to make sure there was equitable access for all students,” said Dr. Nicole Robinson, Executive Director of Curriculum and Instruction for CCSD59. “We found that with Illustrative Math from Imagine Learning.”

“Our three-year goal is that 80% or more of our students are able to adequately be supported by our core instruction,” shared Michelle Benages, K–12 Math Coordinator for CCSD59. “We started off the 2021–2022 school year, prior to implementing IM, at 60%. We’ve already grown 5% after our first year of implementation.”

A recent study showed student perceptions of math instruction in CCSD59 grew substantially more positive after the introduction of IM compared to student perceptions of math instruction in the state as a whole. Students perception of math instruction was “Strong” or “Very Strong” in all elementary and middle schools in CCSD59 after the first year of using Imagine Learning Illustrative Mathematics.

“I am seeing so much growth in teachers and students working together,” stated Jackie Townsend, Instructional Coach at CCSD59. “The students own their learning and are proud to share what they have taken away with their classmates, their peers, and their teacher.”

CCSD59 is comprised of 15 schools and over 5,000 students. Over 50% of the students are classified as low income and 46% are English learners. Learn more about the CCSD59 Imagine Learning Illustrative Mathematics implementation story here.

About Imagine Learning:

Imagine Learning provides digital-first PreK–12 learning solutions for core instruction, supplemental and intervention, courseware, and virtual school services. Our mission is to ignite learning breakthroughs with forward-thinking solutions at the intersection of people, curricula, and technology. We serve 15 million students—partnering with more than half of districts nationwide.

March 23, 2023 9:00 am

Imagine Science Corner Release Rounds Out Robust Supplemental STEM Offering From Digital-First Education Provider Imagine Learning

New digital supplemental science program, Imagine Science Corner, offers engaging, accessible STEM instruction for students

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz., March 23, 2023 /PRNewswire/ — Imagine Learning, the largest provider of digital curriculum solutions in the U.S., serving 15 million students in more than half the school districts nationwide, today announced the release of Imagine Science Corner, a new digital supplemental science program for STEM students and educators.

Imagine Science Corner engages elementary learners with real-life video lessons, Vocabulary Printables, and student-driven, Project-Based Learning Investigations available in English and Spanish. Educators can create custom learning pathways and are supported by the program’s simple “plug and play” implementation. This engaging, accessible program rounds out the robust Imagine Learning supplemental STEM offering, which also includes Imagine Math, Imagine MyPath Math, Imagine Math Facts, and Imagine Robotify.

“Equitable access to STEM education is important and we are proud to offer an exciting portfolio of engaging, digital STEM programs,” shared Sari Factor, Chief Strategy Officer for Imagine Learning. “STEM skills, such as critical thinking and problem solving, are universally applicable in life and many careers. These engaging programs help ensure that all students have the opportunity to thrive in academic settings and fulfill their potential.”

Imagine Learning’s supplemental STEM offerings support the U.S. Department of Education’s YOU Belong in STEM initiative demanding access to equitable, high-quality STEM education for all students regardless of background. Digital-first, interactive programs, like Imagine Learning’s supplemental STEM programs, make STEM learning more accessible to a variety of students and help to engage students at a young age and throughout their learning journey to help students feel successful in STEM studies. To prepare today’s students for 21st century careers with globally competitive skills, Imagine Learning’s supplemental STEM programs support the 4 Cs of STEM—critical thinking, communication, collaboration, and creativity.

About Imagine Learning
Imagine Learning provides digital-first PreK–12 solutions for core instruction, supplemental and intervention, online courses, and virtual instruction. Our mission is to ignite learning breakthroughs with forward-thinking solutions at the intersection of people, curricula, and technology. Imagine Edgenuity™ is our flagship courseware solution, complemented by Imagine Instructional Services’ virtual teachers. Our core portfolio includes Imagine Learning Twig Science®, Illustrative Mathematics®, and EL Education®. Additionally, a robust supplemental and intervention suite provides personalized instruction for ELA, SLA, math, coding, and more. Learn more: imaginelearning.com.

February 9, 2023 7:00 am

Imagine Learning Announces Major New Special Education Initiative

Acquires Winsor Learning, Recognized Industry Leader in the Science of Reading

Launches Imagine Ascend™ to Deliver Innovative Solutions for Millions of Students with Disabilities

Scottsdale, AZ – February 9, 2023 – Imagine Learning, the largest provider of digital curriculum solutions in the United States serving 15 million students in more than half the districts nationwide, today announced a major new initiative to address the urgent learning needs of more than seven million students with disabilities across the U.S.  

As part of the initiative, Imagine Learning has acquired Winsor Learning, a nationally recognized leader in intervention and supplemental literacy products that focus on teaching foundational reading skills grounded in the science of reading. The Winsor Learning leadership team is joining Imagine Learning. Terms were not disclosed. 

Founded in 1997, Winsor offers a portfolio of products and services focused on literacy intervention for dyslexic and at-risk students using the Orton-Gillingham approach, as well as a supplemental whole-class literacy curriculum for grades K-5. Winsor’s innovative Sonday System® is a comprehensive line of structured literacy materials that enable multi-sensory reading instruction for Pre-K–12 students and is available to approximately 4,000 school districts in all 50 states.

Imagine Learning is also launching Imagine Ascend™, a new comprehensive solution for special education students that combines digital courseware with highly qualified virtual instructors. Imagine Ascend provides districts with a sustainable solution for staffing shortages and a scalable approach to increasing graduation rates, both critical needs of special education programs. The Imagine Ascend portfolio of curricula and services will support learners with accommodating instruction and help educators serve students with disabilities.

 “This is a seminal moment for Imagine Learning as we commit significant time and resources to serve the needs of our most vulnerable students,” said Jonathan Grayer, Chairman and CEO of Imagine Learning. “The acquisition of Winsor Learning, coupled with the launch of Imagine Ascend, establishes Imagine Learning at the forefront of innovative curriculum delivery for more than seven million students with disabilities. We’ve seen first-hand the impact of pandemic-driven learning loss and have heard directly from our education partners that they require specialized curriculum to address the needs of students with disabilities who have been disproportionately impacted. We take the responsibility to deliver interventions for these learners seriously and our commitment remains constant: to ignite learning breakthroughs, partner with schools and teachers, support families, and to deliver improved outcomes for every learner.”

Fifteen percent of students in U.S. public schools were served under the Individuals with Disabilities Act (IDEA) in the 2020–2021 school year, up 13% over the last decade. These students’ disabling conditions impact their ability to learn, including speech and language impairment, specific learning disabilities, autism spectrum disorders, and emotional or behavioral disorders, among others.

“The special education market today is severely fragmented, served by dozens of companies that fail to connect the dots and offer an integrated solution. Imagine Ascend curates the best available curriculum to create a platform of intervention solutions,” said Mr. Grayer.

The need for intervention and supplemental literacy tools for foundational reading skills is rapidly growing as school seek to implement curriculum based on the science of reading. With pandemic-driven learning loss generating skyrocketing needs for effective reading interventions and states implementing new literacy and dyslexia legislation across the country, Winsor is poised for continued growth.

“We are especially excited to welcome the Winsor Learning team to Imagine Learning. Winsor will be a critical engine of growth for us as we build out our Imagine Ascend portfolio. We believe there is significant opportunity to expand Winsor’s product set across our footprint as we create digital supplements to complement their existing offerings,” concluded Mr. Grayer.

Amanda Burnette, CEO of Winsor Learning, said, “Winsor was created more than 25 years ago to offer students with reading challenges the tailored solutions they need to be successful learners. Today’s announcement is the next step in our history and will accelerate our commitment to serve more students all across the country.  We are thrilled to join a team who shares our philosophy and has the incredible reputation and respect that Imagine Learning holds in the education space. We look forward to many more years serving the students, teachers, and school districts who need us most.”

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About Imagine Learning

Imagine Learning is a PreK–12 digital learning solutions company that ignites learning breakthroughs by designing forward-thinking solutions at the intersection of people, curricula, and technology to drive student growth. Imagine Learning serves more than 15 million students and partners with more than half the school districts nationwide. Imagine Learning’s flagship products include Imagine Edgenuity®, online courseware and virtual school services solutions; supplemental and intervention solutions for literacy, language, mathematics, robotics, and coding; and high-quality, digital-first core curriculum, including Illustrative Mathematics®, EL Education®, and Odell Education®—all on the Imagine Learning Classroom—and Twig Science®. Read more about Imagine Learning’s digital solutions at imaginelearning.com.

About Winsor Learning

Winsor Learning provides Orton-Gillingham based Sonday System® programs and training. Educational experts at industry-leading organizations, such as the National Center for Learning Disabilities and the International Dyslexia Association, have evaluated the Sonday System and determined that the program contains the required elements for teaching reading identified by the National Reading Panel. Winsor Learning believes in giving children their best chance to succeed in school. We’ve partnered with one of the country’s foremost experts in the Orton-Gillingham multisensory method for reading intervention to create the Sonday System: a simple, cost-effective tool for K-12 educators to identify and quickly intervene with struggling readers. www.winsorlearning.com

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January 18, 2023 9:00 am

Imagine Learning Foundation Increases Grant Opportunity for 2023 Funding Cycle

Affirms Commitment to Grant $5 Million to Organizations Promoting Learner Well-Being Beyond the Classroom

Scottsdale, Ariz. January 18, 2023 – Imagine Learning Foundation (ILF), the philanthropic initiative founded by Imagine Learning, the largest provider of digital curriculum solutions in the United States, announced today it will award $400,000 in grants in 2023 to organizations dedicated to supporting the well-being of students outside the classroom. This represents an increase of 60% over 2022 levels.  ILF remains committed to granting $5 million to deserving organizations in the upcoming years.

ILF was launched in 2022 with the mission of fostering the well-being of learners and the people who support them at home and in their communities. Up2Us Sports (www.up2us.org) and Erika’s Lighthouse (www.erikaslighthouse.org), two leading organizations that support students learning life skills through active community engagement, received inaugural Imagine Learning Foundation Signature Grants. 

“Delivery of social and emotional support inside and outside of the classroom continues to be one of the greatest needs of students and families today,” said Jonathan Grayer, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Imagine Learning. “In 2023, we are excited to significantly increase our commitment to identify and fund those organizations that are making a real difference in the communities they serve.  We are very proud of the work of our two initial Imagine Signature Grant award recipients – Up2Us Sports and Erika’s Lighthouse – and look forward to funding the next wave of deserving partners.”

In addition to the Imagine Learning Foundation Signature Grant Program, ILF is also announcing enhancements to its Grassroots Grant Program, which awards a series of smaller grants to organizations nominated by Imagine Learning employees that focus on out-of-classroom programs dedicated to learner well-being, such as student-driven kindness and anti-bullying messaging and after school programs shown to increase self-confidence, attendance rates, emotional well-being, and academic performance. In 2022, ILF awarded four $10,000 Grassroots grants to New Pathways for Youth, Mindful Michigan Initiative, I’ve Got Your Back, and Inspira Dance. In 2023, the Grassroots Grant Program will award recipients on a rolling basis and will also begin to accept nominations from Imagine Learning’s employees in the United Kingdom and Europe, extending ILF’s impact internationally.

“The relationships we’ve built with our grant winners this past year and seeing the positive impact they’re making to learners in their communities has been an incredibly rewarding start to the Imagine Learning Foundation,” said Chris Graham, Chairman and President of the Imagine Learning Foundation. “As we enter our second year of giving, we’re excited about deepening our relationships with our current partners and we look forward to establishing new ones with the innovative and mission-aligned non-profit organizations who apply.”

The 2023 Imagine Signature Grant Program is now open for applications through April 30 and award winners will be announced in July 2023. The 2023 funding cycle is below:

  • Applications Deadline – April 30, 2023 (5:00pm PDT)
  • Award Notifications – June/July 2023
  • Grant Awards – on/after July 1, 2023

To learn more about the Imagine Learning Foundation and access the 2023 Imagine Signature Grant Program guidelines, visit imaginelearningfoundation.org.

About Imagine Learning Foundation

Imagine Learning Foundation is a non-profit organization focused on fostering the well-being of learners and the people who support them at home and in their communities. Established in 2021, the Imagine Learning Foundation funds a variety of grants to mission-aligned national non-profit organizations that support initiatives to foster well-being of youth, families, and educators with an emphasis on accelerating student achievement. Imagine Learning Foundation is the philanthropic initiative of Imagine Learning, the largest provider of digital curriculum solutions in the U.S. Additional information is available at imaginelearningfoundation.org.

December 5, 2022 8:00 am

Imagine Learning EL Education Approved by Connecticut State Board of Education

Top-Rated Core Language Arts Program Delivers Unique Integrated Learning Experiences for Connecticut Schools

Scottsdale, Ariz., DECEMBER 5, 2022 – Imagine Learning, the largest provider of digital curriculum solutions in the U.S., serving 15 million students in more than half the school districts nationwide, today announced that Imagine Learning EL Education’s core language arts and reading program has been approved by the Connecticut State Board of Education for grades K-3. Rooted in the Science of Reading, Imagine Learning EL Education ensures that students acquire the critical skills needed to navigate grade-level text independently.  

“With EL Education and the Imagine Learning Classroom technology application, we’ve developed an integrated solution that empowers educators to spend more time teaching and less time planning,” said Terry Gilligan, Senior Vice President & General Manager, Core Curriculum for Imagine Learning. “We look forward to helping students across Connecticut achieve their reading goals through our resources and instructional supports.”

The Connecticut State Department of Education’s (CDSE) Center for Literacy Research and Reading Success, in consultation with the Reading Leadership Implementation Council, chose Imagine Learning EL Education as one of only five Connecticut-approved K-3 reading curricula. Imagine Learning EL Education met the State’s high standards of quality necessary to contribute to the overall goal of improving reading outcomes and closing learning gaps. CDSE’s requirements for high-quality curricula also include alignment to the Connecticut Core Standards for English language arts.

Imagine Learning EL Education is a comprehensive content-based K-8 core literacy curriculum utilizing compelling real-world texts that engage and excite learners in grades K-8. Rooted in the Science of Reading, the program allows students to focus on mastery of knowledge and skills and demonstrate high-quality work while building habits of character. Imagine Learning EL Education received near-perfect ratings by EdReports, an independent nonprofit designed to improve education through evidence-based reviews of K-12 instructional materials.

Available in both digital and print platforms, Imagine Learning EL Education helps teachers by fully supporting the implementation of the curriculum with integrity, including professional development sessions that guide teachers as they learn how to use it, taking the unique needs of their students into account. Educators are also supported throughout the year by a dedicated customer success manager, working to plan, monitor, and support curriculum implementation. To learn more about Imagine Learning EL Education and the Imagine Learning Classroom, visit imaginelearning.com/core-curriculum.

About Imagine Learning

Imagine Learning is a PreK–12 digital learning solutions company that ignites learning breakthroughs by designing forward-thinking solutions at the intersection of people, curricula, and technology to drive student growth. Imagine Learning serves more than 15 million students and partners with more than half the school districts nationwide. Imagine Learning’s flagship products include Imagine Edgenuity®, online courseware and virtual school services solutions; supplemental and intervention solutions for literacy, language, mathematics, and computer science; and high-quality, digital-first core curricula, including Illustrative Mathematics® and EL Education®—both on the Imagine Learning Classroom software application—and Twig Science®. Read more about Imagine Learning’s digital solutions at imaginelearning.com.

October 27, 2022 8:00 am

Imagine Galileo Adds Popular Desmos Calculators

World-Renowned Graphing and Scientific Calculators are Now Integrated into Imagine Galileo’s Powerful K-12 Advanced Assessment Solutions

Scottsdale, Ariz., OCTOBER 27, 2022 – Imagine Learning, the largest provider of digital curriculum solutions in the U.S., serving 15 million students in more than half the school districts nationwide, today announced the addition of the Desmos online graphing and scientific calculators to Imagine Galileo K-12, the convenient and powerful assessment solution used by educators across the country.

“Many teachers and administrators, who we collaborate with every day, expressed an interest in incorporating the Desmos calculators,” said Sari Factor, Vice Chairman and Chief Strategy Officer for Imagine Learning. “Imagine Galileo now empowers educators to best meet their students’ needs by providing the option of using the same online calculator both in their day-to-day schoolwork as well as on state tests.”

Imagine Galileo is an advanced assessment solution for K-12 that provides clear and actionable data and insights on the learning process to improve student growth. The flexible assessment system for ELA, SLA, math, and science, is backed by Item Response Theory (IRT) to accurately predict student performance and empower educators to help every student achieve their potential. Now available in Imagine Galileo, the wildly popular Desmos calculators offer scientific and graphing functions, along with the standard four-function calculator, and are used on 40 states’ standardized assessments. When scheduling tests, educators can now either use the Desmos calculators with full functionality or use the version that students will encounter on state tests.

From Desmos Studio, PBC CEO and Desmos Founder Eli Luberoff: “Imagine Learning was one of the very first partners to use the Desmos Calculators, nearly a decade ago. It’s been a privilege to work together, learn together, and grow together over the years. We couldn’t be more excited to be a part of Imagine Galileo, and to work together with the team at Imagine Learning to bring powerful, equitable, and accessible mathematics to students and teachers across the country.”

About Desmos Studio, PBC

Desmos Studio is a public benefit corporation with a goal of helping everyone learn math, love math, and grow with math. The Desmos Studio team priorities equity and access at every level of the work, and they want to build a world where an individual’s access to the power and beauty of math doesn’t depend on their place of birth, race, ethnicity, gender, or any other aspect of their identity. Desmos Studio’s free suite of calculators are used annually by over 75 million people around the world. For more information, visit desmos.com.

About Imagine Learning

Imagine Learning is a PreK–12 digital learning solutions company that ignites learning breakthroughs by designing forward-thinking solutions at the intersection of people, curricula, and technology to drive student growth. Imagine Learning serves more than 15 million students and partners with more than half the school districts nationwide. Imagine Learning’s flagship products include Imagine Edgenuity®, online courseware and virtual school services solutions; supplemental and intervention solutions for literacy, language, mathematics, and computer science; and high-quality, digital-first core curriculum, including Illustrative Mathematics®, EL Education®, and Odell Education®—all on the Imagine Learning Classroom—and Twig Science®. Read more about Imagine Learning’s digital solutions at imaginelearning.com.

October 14, 2022 8:00 am

Imagine Math Students Donate to Hurricane Ian Relief in Record Time

Within just a few hours, U.S. students who solved more than 228,000 Imagine Math problems, converted earned math points to $5,000 for the American Red Cross Hurricane Ian Fund

Scottsdale, Ariz., OCTOBER 14, 2022 – Students across the U.S. who use Imagine Learning’s Imagine Math program completed math problems and donated earned points from the program to raise $5,000 for the American Red Cross Hurricane Ian Relief Fund in just a few hours. Throughout the school year, students solved more than 228,000 math problems to earn more than 5 million math points, which translates to $5,000 for Hurricane Ian relief. On Monday, Oct. 10, Imagine Learning representatives presented a $5,000 check to the American Red Cross chapter in Tampa, Florida. The funds will be dedicated to supporting relief efforts in Lee County, Florida.

“The Red Cross is grateful for the generosity of community partners like Imagine Learning, which makes a life-changing difference to neighbors facing unimaginable loss from Hurricane Ian,” said Kristin Burke, Chief Development Officer for the American Red Cross of Central Florida.

The donation is a part of Imagine Learning’s charitable giving program. Since the incentive program’s inception in 2008, students who have used Imagine Math have donated 1.7 trillion math points, completed more than 2.6 million math lessons, and worked through more than 84 million math problems for a total giving of $172,173 to the American Red Cross. Over the years, students have converted their hard-earned point donations to a variety of American Red Cross causes, including the Haitian Relief Fund, the Japanese Earthquake and Tsunami Relief Fund, numerous hurricane relief funds, and most recently the Jackson, Mississippi water crisis.

“When Imagine Math students learned they could contribute to the Red Cross to help people affected by Hurricane Ian, they responded in record time,” said Jeff Pendleton, SVP and General Manager of Supplemental and Intervention for Imagine Learning. “Normally, it might take up to a week for student donations to reach the $5,000 level but in this instance, it only took 3 hours, which is both astonishing and inspiring.”

Students from schools all over the country donated their Imagine Math points. Top donations came from schools in Illinois and Texas, in addition to Renaissance Middle Charter School in Doral, Florida.

“We could not be prouder of our students; they are an amazing example of our Charter School USA tenets, Integrity of putting others first, and Passion for providing the best education for every child,” said Renaissance Middle Charter School Principal, Elaine Castellanos. “On behalf of Renaissance Middle Charter School, I commend 6th grade accelerated math teacher Mr. Beck and his students for their dedication and kindness.”

Imagine Math combines a rich curriculum with fun, adaptive digital experiences to help students become confident math learners. Recent studies have shown that students who utilize Imagine Math demonstrate significant academic gains on standardized assessments. Ideal as a supplement to standards-based PreK—Geometry core instruction, Imagine Math’s two age-appropriate learning environments are designed for student engagement. In grades 3 and above, students are invited to a meaningful exploration of mathematical understanding. Rigorous, standards-rich content adapts to the unique needs of each learner to develop essential foundations and conceptual understanding they need to achieve grade-level mastery. In addition, students in grades 3 through 8 can earn points by completing lessons which can be turned into charitable donation dollars.

More information about Imagine Math is available at imaginelearning.com/imagine-math.

About Imagine Learning

Imagine Learning is a PreK–12 digital learning solutions company that ignites learning breakthroughs by designing forward-thinking solutions at the intersection of people, curricula, and technology to drive student growth. Imagine Learning serves more than 15 million students and partners with more than half the school districts nationwide. Imagine Learning’s flagship products include Imagine Edgenuity®, online courseware and virtual school services solutions; supplemental and intervention solutions for literacy, language, mathematics, and computer science; and high-quality, digital-first core curriculum, including Illustrative Mathematics®, EL Education®, and Odell Education®—all on the Imagine Learning Classroom—and Twig Science®. Read more about Imagine Learning’s digital solutions at imaginelearning.com.