Imaginelearning
About Imaginelearning
Imagine Learning is an education technology company founded in 2004, based in Tempe, Arizona, USA. The company operates as part of the Weld North Holdings group.
It employs approximately 3,000 people across offices on multiple continents. The company provides digital curriculum and learning solutions for PreK-12 (Early Years through Secondary in the UK) students.
Imagine Learning is one of the largest providers of digital curriculum in the United States. Their primary products include core curriculum, supplemental learning, assessment tools, and intervention programs.
The company serves literacy, mathematics, science, and social studies subjects. They also offer professional development for educators and virtual tutoring services.
Schools and Education Markets
Imagine Learning has worked with schools since 2004. They primarily serve K-12 (Primary and Secondary schools in the UK) education.The company focuses on public, private, and charter schools. They serve over 18 million students across more than half of US school districts.
Over 38,000 schools and districts participate in their programs. The company is predominantly US-focused but has international operations.
Their UK office is based in Glasgow, Scotland, formerly known as Twig Education. International products include StudySync Global ELA and Twig Science curriculum.
Notable customers include Miami-Dade County Public Schools, School District of Philadelphia, and Washoe County School District in Nevada.
Data Protection and Security
Imagine Learning holds ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification for information security.Data is encrypted in transit using SSL/TLS and at rest using SHA 256 or greater. Personal information is stored and processed within the continental United States.
The company employs third-party services for continuous vulnerability monitoring. Access to personal data is restricted to employees who require it for their job functions.
They maintain breach notification procedures and incident response protocols. Security practices align with OWASP and SANS standards for secure programming.