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Fullmind

Virtual staffing and customized education solutions

Overview

Fullmind provides certified virtual educators and customized learning solutions to schools across the United States. It handles virtual staffing, core and supplemental instruction, credit recovery, and support for unique needs such as suspension alternatives and social-emotional learning. The way it works is by pairing technology with a team of certified teachers to deliver remote instruction and tailored curriculum, allowing districts to expand teaching capacity and address diverse student needs. What sets Fullmind apart is its scale and focus on quality: trusted by more than 500 schools nationwide, it blends online staffing with targeted instructional services and universal access goals to deliver flexible, results-oriented education. The company's goal is to ensure every student, regardless of location or background, has access to quality education and to help schools improve student outcomes by expanding capacity and providing customized support.

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Enterprise SoftwareEducation

Company Size

201-500

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Headquarters

Jericho, NY

Founded

2012

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Mar 12th, 2026
Fullmind Acquires Elevate K-12 to Create Nation's Largest Dedicated Virtual K-12 Education Company

Fullmind acquires Elevate K-12 to create nation's largest dedicated virtual K-12 education company. Mar 12, 2026, 08:00 ET Combined company will serve more than 225 school districts nationwide with expanded services, a deeper teacher network, and long-term financial stability HOUSTON, March 12, 2026 /PRNewswire/ - Fullmind today announced the acquisition of Elevate K-12 to create the largest dedicated virtual education partner in the K-12 sector. The combined company will serve more than 225 school districts across the United States, delivering live, state-certified-teacher-led instruction alongside a broader range of academic support services than either company offered independently. Ysiad Ferreiras, current CEO of Fullmind, will lead the combined organization. Piyush Lumba, current CEO of Elevate K-12, will support the transition as the two companies complete integration over the next 90 days. "This combination creates something the K-12 market has needed: a mission-driven virtual education partner with the scale to consistently serve hundreds of districts," said Ysiad Ferreiras, CEO. "Districts will have access to a deeper educator network, a broader set of services, and a company they can count on for the long term. We're excited to build this together." The merger combines the complementary strengths of both organizations. Elevate's on-site program managers, embedded customer support, and teacher network will become available to Fullmind districts. Fullmind's homebound instruction, IEP and special education support, summer programming, and teacher-sharing capabilities across schools will become available to Elevate districts. For educators, the combined district base of 225+ schools mean more teaching assignments, more subjects, and greater scheduling flexibility - reducing gaps between contracts and expanding career opportunities. "Elevate K-12 has spent years building something we're deeply proud of - an outstanding teacher network, strong district relationships, and a commitment to student outcomes," said Piyush Lumba, CEO of Elevate K-12. "Joining forces with Fullmind means our districts gain access to even more services, and our teachers gain access to even more opportunities. This is the right move for everyone we serve." About Fullmind Fullmind partners with school districts to deliver live, online instruction and educator solutions for K-12 students. Its services include homebound instruction, IEP and special education support, summer programming, and teacher-sharing across schools, supported by a proprietary technology platform. fullmindlearning.com About Elevate K-12 Elevate K-12 is a leading provider of live, virtual instruction for K-12 school districts, connecting students with state-certified teachers through its technology platform. Elevate specializes in core and elective subjects and offers embedded on-site program management and customer support. SOURCE Fullmind

Yahoo Finance
Mar 12th, 2026
Fullmind acquires Elevate K-12 to create largest US virtual education firm serving 225+ districts

Fullmind has acquired Elevate K-12 to create the largest dedicated virtual education partner in the K-12 sector. The combined company will serve more than 225 school districts across the United States, delivering live instruction from state-certified teachers alongside expanded academic support services. Ysiad Ferreiras, current CEO of Fullmind, will lead the organisation, whilst Piyush Lumba, CEO of Elevate K-12, will support the transition during a 90-day integration period. The merger combines complementary strengths: Elevate's on-site programme managers and teacher network will become available to Fullmind districts, whilst Fullmind's homebound instruction, special education support and summer programming will extend to Elevate districts. The expanded district base offers educators more teaching assignments and greater scheduling flexibility.

Yahoo Finance
Mar 29th, 2025
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