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Imagine Learning’s Imagine IM Earns Top Recommendation in Utah K–8 Math Adoption

Problem-based curriculum approved statewide, expanding access to high-quality math instruction

TEMPE, Ariz.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Imagine Learning today announced that Imagine IM®, its problem-based math curriculum powered by Illustrative Mathematics®, has been approved for Utah’s state adoption list for grades K–8. The program received a “Recommended Primary” designation across K–5 and 6–8, reflecting strong alignment with Utah’s standards for high-quality instructional materials (HQIM).

“Utah educators want math instruction that builds real understanding,” said Kinsey Rawe, EVP & Chief Product Officer at Imagine Learning. “Imagine IM helps teachers lead meaningful math learning while giving students the confidence to think, explain, and apply what they know.”

Aligned to Utah’s Math Priorities

Imagine IM supports Utah’s focus on rigorous, student-centered instruction through a problem-based approach that emphasizes reasoning, discussion, and real-world application. The curriculum offers:

  • A coherent K–8 progression aligned to state standards
  • Clear instructional routines that support daily teaching
  • Built-in supports for diverse and multilingual learners
  • Flexible print and digital delivery options

Ready for District Implementation

Designed for full core adoption, Imagine IM provides educators with embedded supports that streamline planning and strengthen instruction. Districts can also extend learning through Imagine Learning’s supplemental math solutions to support intervention and acceleration.

With this approval, Utah districts can adopt Imagine IM using state curriculum funding, expanding access to high-quality math instruction statewide.

About Imagine Learning

Imagine Learning supports educators with curriculum and learning solutions designed to improve student outcomes. Serving students in more than half the districts nationwide, the company delivers a portfolio of core curriculum, courseware, supplemental solutions, assessment, and school services, combining high-quality curriculum, actionable insights, and instructional support to help districts make measurable progress. Nationwide, the company partners with school systems to meet the needs of each learner.

For more information, visit www.imaginelearning.com

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