Imagine Learning @ImagineLearning

Keeping students engaged with literacy over the summer can make a meaningful difference heading into a new school year. 🎒🙌 This summer, @uticaschools participated in Imagine Learning Language & Literacy’s Fill Your Backpack with Adventure program. One participating student completed 11+ literacy lessons and earned the program’s grand prize: a backpack filled with back-to-school essentials! We loved seeing schools across the nation use engaging, goal-oriented literacy activities to keep learning going beyond the classroom this summer.

We’re delighted to collaborate with @AIMtoLearn. As states strengthen literacy requirements and districts work to translate the science of reading into effective classroom instruction, today’s educators are often navigating new legislative requirements and increasing expectations for student outcomes. 📈 To help meet these challenges, AIM will serve as a strategic advisor to Imagine Learning, providing literacy and research-to-practice expertise to inform our literacy solutions, professional learning, and resources so educators can implement evidence-based instruction with confidence. Read the full announcement: bit.ly/4xXfpVF

There's nothing more meaningful than hearing educators share their students' success stories. 🎙️💙 In this episode of Voices United in Education, April Mansfield and Michelle Skidmore, ESOL teachers at Scenic Heights Elementary in @ecpsfl, reflect on their students' journey to winning the Imagine Learning Literacy Bowl and how Imagine Language & Literacy supports multilingual learners every day. Their conversation explores the science of reading, language acquisition, student confidence, and the power of creating engaging literacy experiences for every learner. Give it a listen at bit.ly/4qVO5o0

Back-to-school season always brings the same student questions. ⤵️ What will I wear? Will my friends be in my class? Who will my teacher be? Of those three, the last one has the greatest potential to shape a student's entire school year. 💙 As much as technology has integrated itself into today's classrooms, students and their families still look to the teacher — the human in the room — to set the tone. It won't be an AI tool or an algorithm that makes students feel seen, safe, and supported. That begins with the person standing in front of the classroom. Before introducing new platforms, systems, or even AI-powered tools, there's an opportunity to establish something even more important: trust. 🤝 Because the strongest classroom communities aren't built through technology, they're built through intentional human connection. Here are a few ways to help students feel known from day one: 🍎 Who Do You Think I Am? – Let students guess fun facts about you and reward the most accurate or creative answers. 🍎 Split the Room – Use simple prompts to reveal shared experiences and celebrate differences that make the classroom stronger. 🍎 Flashback – Show a photo of yourself at your students' age and invite them to share what makes their own generation unique. At the heart of every activity is the same idea: The best thing you can give your students is your time and attention. They may not remember every lesson you teach this year, but they'll remember that you took the time to know them, value them, and help them feel like they belonged. As you plant the seeds for meaningful relationships this school year, remember that you don't have to do it alone. Whether it's professional learning, implementation support, or simply having a real person to help when questions arise, we're committed to supporting educators so they can focus on what matters most: helping every student thrive. 🎓🌠

At #NCSC2026, Heart Work host Lauren Keeling led an incredibly compelling panel on the leadership moves that support scalable, research-aligned literacy change. Featuring Emma Merrill, M.Ed., Director of EL Programming and Partnerships for @NOLAPSchools, along with Tia Massey and Katie Orr, Academic Support Coordinators for @USD262, the session explored trust, positive intent, and the value of learning forward together. ❤️ Their discussion offered a powerful reminder: systems change is deeply human, heartfelt work, and even when it feels isolating, no educator is ever alone. For more on literacy shifts and navigating instructional change, explore Heart Work: Rewriting a Literacy Crisis at bit.ly/46pysLX #HeartWork #K12 #LiteracyLeadership #EducationLeadership

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Congratulations to our MyPath Summer Learning winners! 👏 Students continued building strong math and literacy skills with Imagine MyPath throughout the summer break. Their dedication to learning helped them stay engaged and prepare for a successful school year ahead. #NUSD1 #WMSD @StClairR13 @cliftonschools

Congratulations to our Imagine Math Summer Math Splash winners! 🌊 Students kept their math skills sharp all summer long, passing lessons, building confidence, and making a splash in their learning. Enjoy your solar-powered backpack filled with back-to-school essentials, and congratulations on riding the wave to success. We can't wait to see all you accomplish this school year! 🌴😄 National Hang Ten Grand Prize Winners: @lakesideunion @lpseducation @NYCSchools @cadillacschools #northwestschools

Summer learning paid off! 🌞🙌 Congratulations to the winners of the Fill Your Backpack with Adventure contest! While on summer break, students made time to strengthen their literacy skills with Imagine Language & Literacy, earning their chance to win an Adventure Backpack packed with back-to-school essentials. Your commitment to learning over the summer is helping build a strong foundation for a successful school year ahead. #templecityunified @hillsboroughsch @cobbschools @uticaschools

A huge shoutout to our Top 3 students for their outstanding progress and dedication in Edgenuity! Your hard work, determination, and commitment are truly paying off so keep on working!

We had a great time connecting with elementary educators at the NCTE-NCTM Joint Conference in Charlotte, NC. 🍎📚 From literacy to mathematics, conversations centered on helping students build strong foundational skills through meaningful, connected learning. We loved sharing ideas, learning alongside educators, and exploring how integrated instruction can support every learner's success. Thank you to everyone who stopped by our booth and sessions! #LitMath2026 #ElementaryEducation

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We're excited to welcome @WaysidePublish to Imagine Learning. Together, we'll expand access to research-based world language curriculum and help students build the communication, critical thinking, and cultural understanding needed for success beyond graduation. Learn more: bit.ly/4fISMw4

Starting now at #LitMath2026! Lauren Keeling and Sarah Shelton are sharing the heart work beneath the hard work—and what it takes to lead systemwide change in literacy and math. #NCTENCTM2026

Going to NCTE-NCTM? Join us for two can’t-miss sessions led by Imagine Learning’s expert speakers as they explore practical strategies to improve student outcomes and engagement in literacy and math: ➡️ Dr. Deborah Peart Crayton on integrating literacy and mathematics through storytelling ➡️ Lauren Keeling on leading systemwide change in literacy and math Find us at booth #205 for more details. You can also join us on Tuesday, August 4, from 9:30 am for coffee, tea, and cookies! 🍪☕ #LitMath2026 #NCTENCTM2026

@TempleISD Congratulations Fred W. Edwards Academy on being recognized as a 2025–2026 School of Excellence! 🏆 We’re proud to be your partner and celebrate the impact you're making every day to support student success. 🎉

Congratulations to Fred W. Edwards Academy on being named a 2025–2026 Imagine Nation Award Edgenuity School of Excellence! 🎉 One of just 42 schools nationwide to earn this recognition, Edwards Academy continues to demonstrate excellence in student achievement and growth. We’re proud to celebrate Principal Tricia Mitchell, staff, and students on this outstanding accomplishment!

Fred W. Edwards Academy has been nationally recognized by Imagine Learning with a 2025-2026 Imagine Nation Award as an Edgenuity School of Excellence. The Imagine Nation Awards are presented annually and recognize schools and districts across the country for their exceptional use of Imagine Learning programs and for their commitment to supporting student growth. Edwards Academy was one of just 42 schools in the country to be named an Edgenuity School of Excellence. Students at Edwards use online, computer-based curriculum – including Edgenuity – supplemented with offline projects and assignments to ensure that all Texas Performance Standards are met, and that the curriculum is rigorous, relevant, and real-world. Edwards Academy graduated 198 students during the 2025-2026 school year and is an A-rated campus in the Texas Education Agency’s accountability ratings. More than 42,000 schools and districts were eligible for this year’s Imagine Nation Awards. Tricia Mitchell serves as the Principal of Edwards Academy. We are so proud of Edwards Academy! Thank you for your dedication, commitment, and hard work in Temple Independent School District! #TempleISDproud

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Way to go, Willow Brook Elementary! 🐻🏆 Proud to see the Bears playing a role in their district’s Imagine Nation recognition. Every school’s effort matters. 🎉

Willow Brook Elementary School @WBESbears

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We are proud to be named an @ImagineLearning School of Excellence! Grateful for the HQIM provided to support student growth and learning!

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Bilingual is their superpower! @CooperCityElem celebrated our amazing ELL learners with picnic. Ms. Sanchez presented their work portfolios and @ImagineLearning certificates. These students have embraced a new language, culture, and opportunities! @BrowardESOL @browardschools

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What happens when a limiting belief becomes part of your identity? For generations of math learners, the phrase “I’m not a math person” has closed doors to opportunities they never knew were open. So what needs to change? This collection of Heart Work, Breaking the Cycle of Math Anxiety, explores how math anxiety takes root in the classroom. What will it take to break this cycle once and for all? Series special guests include Dr. Deborah Peart Crayton, Vanessa Vakharia, Peter Liljedahl, and more. 🔗 Listen now: bit.ly/3RAMy9b #Podcast #MathAnxiety #EducationalPodcast