Carnegie Learning

The company's business model centers on providing comprehensive curricula and educational services to the K-12 market, including schools, districts, and government bodies like the Department of Defense Education Activity (DoDEA). Revenue is generated through the sale of blended solutions that include digital software, print textbooks, assessments, and professional development services. Math content represents the majority of revenue, followed by literacy and world languages. The company also offers high-dosage virtual tutoring services, connecting students with certified teachers for live sessions. Carnegie Learning has pursued growth through both organic development and strategic acquisitions, such as Scientific Learning to enhance its literacy portfolio and Zorbit's Math to expand into elementary education. After being acquired by private equity firm CIP Capital in 2018 and later receiving a strategic investment from Madison Dearborn Partners in 2020, the company has continued to expand its market presence.

Carnegie Learning’s product suite covers mathematics, literacy (ELA), world languages, and applied sciences. A core offering is MATHia, an adaptive software that provides one-on-one coaching for students, which is often blended with its consumable textbook component, MATHbook. The company has expanded its portfolio to include solutions for all K-12 grade levels. For literacy, it offers programs like *Mirrors & Windows* and the adaptive reading software Fast ForWord. World language offerings include curricula for Spanish, French, German, Chinese, and Italian. The company also provides extensive professional learning and instructional services for educators to support the implementation of its curricula.