Imagine Learning Introduces Enhancements Across Curriculum, Assessment, and Services for Back to School 2026

New capabilities make student learning more visible and progress more measurable.

Imagine Learning announced updates across its curriculum, courseware, assessment, and services portfolio. The enhancements help educators work more efficiently, better understand student learning, and extend support where it’s needed most — bringing curriculum, insight, and support closer to the daily work of teaching.

Across the portfolio, these updates are built for the moment of instruction, making student learning more visible and helping schools drive sustained progress.

In Imagine IM®, ClassMate™ brings Curriculum-Informed AI™ into the lesson experience, aligned to instructional intent and pacing. Teachers can generate targeted practice, build lesson plans, and draft communications all within the curriculum.

Additional updates make student thinking easier to see during instruction, with real-time visibility into how students approach problems and where misconceptions are forming. Streamlined grading and in-lesson editing reduce preparation time, allowing teachers to stay focused on teaching.

Updates to Imagine Edgenuity® and Imagine EdgeEX™ enhance visibility and flexibility across classrooms and districts. A redesigned Family Portal brings progress, attendance, and coursework into one place, while consolidated reporting simplifies tracking for educators and administrators.

New capabilities in EdgeEX extend ClassMate™, providing deeper insight into student progress within courses and helping educators identify where support is needed.

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Course offerings continue to expand, including AI Literacy I, English Language Development (Level 3), and updated middle and high school courses across math, ELA, science, and personal finance. These additions are supported by more than 5,000 refreshed instructional videos across 800 Imagine EdgeEX lessons, strengthening day-to-day learning while improving clarity and consistency. Platform enhancements extend LMS integrations, improve reporting access for teachers, and support more flexible assessment options.

Imagine Learning is also expanding district support through enhanced Exceptional Education Services. SPED-certified teachers, coordinators, and specialists deliver instruction, support IEP and 504 implementation, and help manage compliance requirements.

Looking ahead, Imagine Learning will launch Imagine+ Math this fall, a new supplemental solution for grades K–8 that brings practice, intervention, and enrichment into a single experience. Purpose-designed learning pathways driven by assessment data allows the program to adapt to each student’s needs while helping all learners engage with grade-level mathematics and beyond. In intervention, nearly 1,000 K–12 math practice lessons are being added to Imagine MyPath®, along with answer rationales and embedded supports that make student thinking more visible and instruction more targeted.

For literacy, Imagine Sonday System® introduces a redesigned Reporting Hub that provides a clearer, more usable view of placement, usage, growth, and mastery.

Enhancements to Imagine+ Assessment expand Benchmarks for grades 3–8 math and extend Formatives into grades 9–12, keeping assessment closely connected to classroom instruction.

To support implementation with greater flexibility, Imagine Learning is introducing a subscription-based professional learning service with on-demand courses, expert guidance, and ready-to-use resources.

Across its core curriculum portfolio, Imagine Learning continues to expand a comprehensive set of programs across grades K–12. Dragonfly™ introduces a next-generation K–5 literacy program grounded in the science of reading and knowledge building. StudySync® 2027 strengthens a fully aligned ELA experience for grades 6–12. Twig® Science continues to grow with enhanced integration and classroom-ready resources, while Traverse® expands flexibility with a new mobile app for offline learning, simplified printing tools, and expanded Spanish-language support for multilingual learners.

“These updates are designed to help schools turn insights into measurable progress,” said Kinsey Rawe, EVP & Chief Product Officer at Imagine Learning. “When curriculum, data, and support work together in the flow of instruction, educators can clearly see how students are learning and respond without losing time. That changes what’s possible for both teaching and outcomes.”