Imagine Learning Review: Services, Costs, Terms and Reviews

Imagine Learning offers curriculum, courseware and teaching services to K–12 schools and districts, including Imagine Edgenuity for online courses. This review covers what it offers so districts can decide whether it fits. Fullmind wrote it, so we have kept to facts: everything we say about Imagine Learning comes from its own website, linked where we cite it, as we found it on October 27, 2026.

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Imagine Learning Overview

Imagine Learning’s homepage describes its offerings as “core curriculum, supplemental programs, assessment, professional learning, courseware, and instructional support.” Its About page says it “empowers educators to inspire breakthrough moments in every student’s unique learning journey” and works with “over 18 million students in over half of the districts nationwide.”

Imagine Learning Services, Products and Solutions

Imagine Learning’s catalog has two parts: services delivered by its teachers and specialists, and programs that schools use themselves.

Imagine Learning Services

Its instructional services page lists services delivered by Imagine Learning’s own teachers and specialists.

Instructional Services

K–5 and 6–12 Certified Teaching Services, in which “Certified elementary and secondary teachers deliver live instruction” (homepage). Its 6–12 page says, “Certified teachers improve student performance with dynamic curriculum, proactive communication, and live instruction.”

Tutoring and Intervention Services

On-Demand Tutoring, to “Deliver real-time, on-demand, one-on-one tutoring seven days a week in K–12 core subjects,” and Small Group Targeted Instruction.

Specialized Services

Exceptional Education Services, with a coordinator who “Works with teachers and schools to make accommodations for students with IEPs and 504 plans,” and Speech Teletherapy.

Imagine Learning Products

Its programs page lists these programs, among others.

Core Curriculum

Dragonfly (K–5), StudySync (6–12), Imagine IM (K–12), Twig Science (K–8), Traverse (6–12), Imagine Learning EL Education and Imagine Learning Guidebooks.

Courseware

Imagine Edgenuity: “Dynamic courses help students in grades 6–12 maximize their potential.” Imagine EdgeEX (6–12): “Explore the next generation of innovative courseware: research-based, market-tested.”

English Language Arts and Literacy

StudySync is “a comprehensive ELA curriculum that pairs research-driven instruction with rich, engaging texts.” Imagine Language & Literacy (PreK–6) aims to “Accelerate reading and language development.” Imagine Sonday System offers “a proven Orton-Gillingham approach to reading intervention,” and Imagine MyPath Reading is an intervention solution with targeted learning paths.

Math

Imagine IM: “Rediscover the certified Illustrative Mathematics curriculum you know and trust.” Also Imagine+ Math (K–8), Imagine Math, Imagine Math Facts (grades 1–5) and Imagine MyPath Math.

Science, Technology and Engineering

Twig Science (K–8): “A comprehensive science curriculum that inspires curiosity through hands-on exploration.”

Social Studies

Traverse (6–12): “A digital-forward, one-stop social studies curriculum with flexible, customizable content.”

Spanish Language Arts

Imagine Español (K–5): “A rigorous and personalized program for Spanish language and literacy development in grades K–5.”

Social and Emotional Learning

Imagine Purpose (K–12): “A complete, CASEL-aligned character education program for your primary and secondary students.”

Assessment

Imagine Assessment (PreK–12): “A comprehensive and flexible system that delivers screening, diagnostic, and formative assessments.” Also Imagine EarlyBird Screener (PreK–3).

Imagine Learning Solutions

The same programs and services, by need:

Online Courses and Credit Recovery

Its Imagine Edgenuity page describes “Initial credit and credit recovery courses designed to support each student’s learning journey” and “400+ interactive courses” for grades 6–12.

Supplemental and Intervention

Imagine Language & Literacy, Imagine Español, Imagine Sonday System, Imagine MyPath Reading, Imagine+ Math, Imagine Math, Imagine Math Facts and Imagine MyPath Math.

Multilingual Learners

Imagine Language & Literacy for reading and language development, and Imagine Español for Spanish language and literacy.

Imagine School Services

Certified Teaching Services, tutoring, small group instruction, Exceptional Education Services and Speech Teletherapy (see Imagine Learning Services above).

Professional Learning and Development

Professional Learning is listed among its services.

Imagine Learning Staff

Its instructional services page describes “highly qualified, state-certified teachers” who:

• “Average 17 years of teaching experience”
• “Keep office hours for 1:1 appointments with students”
• “Respond via phone or text within one school day”
• “Grade activities within three school days”

Imagine Learning Costs

We didn’t find pricing for Imagine Learning’s teaching or tutoring services on its website. Districts can ask Imagine Learning for a quote.

Imagine Learning Terms

We didn’t find contract terms on Imagine Learning’s website. Ask for the written agreement, including length and cancellation terms, before signing.

Imagine Learning Software

Requirements depend on the program. Ask Imagine Learning which devices and browsers each program you are considering supports.

Imagine Learning Reviews

Imagine Learning publishes customer stories on its website: “real stories from empowered educators, inspired students, and engaged families who use Imagine Learning’s programs.” We don’t summarize third-party review sites here, because their ratings change and we can’t verify them. Ask Imagine Learning for references from districts like yours.

Imagine Learning Pros and Cons

Imagine Learning Pros

• A broad catalog: core curriculum, supplemental programs, courseware, assessment and teaching services from one company
• State-certified teachers who average 17 years of teaching experience, by its own figure
• On-demand, one-on-one tutoring seven days a week
• Published service standards: responses within one school day, grading within three school days

What to confirm with Imagine Learning

• Pricing for the services you need, which its website doesn’t publish
• Whether a course is taught live by a teacher or delivered as courseware, since its catalog includes both
• Which curriculum its teachers will use: yours, or Imagine Learning’s
• How teachers join your school community: staff meetings, parent conferences, your grading system

Imagine Learning Availability

Imagine Learning says it works with “over 18 million students in over half of the districts nationwide” (About page).

Imagine Learning Alternatives

Here is how Imagine Learning compares with Fullmind, and with two other providers districts often consider.

Imagine Learning vs Fullmind

Fullmind was founded as iTutor in 2012 to help two New York schools serve homebound and medically fragile students, and was renamed Fullmind in 2023. Elevate K-12, which has provided live virtual classroom instruction since 2015, became part of Fullmind in March 2026. Today Fullmind offers 17 services to 1,000+ districts, with 3,000+ certified educators.

• Curriculum: Every district chooses: Fullmind educators can teach your curriculum, pacing and learning platform, or use Fullmind’s NCAA-approved, WASC-accredited courses from Elevate K-12.
• Accreditation: Fullmind is accredited by Cognia. The Elevate K-12 courses are WASC-accredited and NCAA-approved.
• Instruction: core instruction, supplemental instruction and LIVE Staffing for full-time and part-time vacancies, all taught live by certified educators.
• Special education and student support: resource rooms, related service providers, case management, homebound instruction and virtual suspension rooms.
• Pricing: depends on hours, students served and specialized services. Fullmind builds a plan for each district’s budget.

Imagine Learning vs Proximity Learning

According to its homepage, Proximity Learning is “Supporting 150+ School Districts Nationwide” with “State-certified virtual teachers.” Its virtual schools page says, “Our standards-aligned, engaging curriculum covers nearly 150 courses in core subjects, World Languages, AP, CTE, and Special Education,” and “We work with you to match the curriculum, calendar, and IEP support.” Read our Proximity Learning review.

Imagine Learning vs Tutored by Teachers

According to its website, “Tutored by Teachers (TbT) serves high-need students through personalized virtual instruction delivered by teachers.” Its programs include Virtual Intervention, Tutoring for All, Summer Academy, Vacancy Support, EL Support, Special Education and SAT Test Prep, and it describes a “Teacher-Tutor Community of 6,800+ Experienced Teachers.” Read our Tutored by Teachers review.

Bottom Line

Imagine Learning is a large curriculum and courseware company that also offers live teaching, tutoring and specialized services. Fullmind focuses on live instruction: certified educators who teach your students in real time, with your curriculum or ours, across 17 services. Compare both against your district’s needs, and ask each provider about pricing, curriculum and how its teachers join your school community.

To talk through your district’s needs with Fullmind, request a meeting.