Full-Time
Educational technology and learning programs provider
$60.8k - $99.8k/yr
Junior, Mid
No H1B Sponsorship
Dallas, TX, USA
Candidates must live within 1 hour or less of the DFW, Texas area. Travel up to 80% is required.
Curriculum Associates develops educational technology programs aimed at improving learning experiences for K–8 students. Their flagship product, i-Ready, is designed to assess and support student learning through personalized instruction and practice. The platform uses data and research to adapt to each student's needs, helping them progress at their own pace. Unlike many competitors, Curriculum Associates focuses on creating equitable learning opportunities and has a long-standing commitment to enhancing classroom environments. The company's goal is to empower every child to reach their full potential by providing effective educational tools and resources.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Billerica, Massachusetts
Founded
1969
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Maggie Linneer of Tumbleweed School in Phoenix, Arizona, receives national recognition for pioneering innovative classroom strategies while driving high expectations and student achievement.PHOENIX, June 2, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Curriculum Associates has named Maggie Linneer of Tumbleweed School in Phoenix, Arizona to its 2025 class of Extraordinary Educators , an annual program that celebrates and connects teachers from across the country who go above and beyond for their students in Grades K–8. Selected from hundreds of nominations, Linneer is part of a select group of 29 educators who exhibit best-in-class use of i-Ready, i-Ready Classroom Mathematics, and/or Ready®. Linneer has also promoted growth and achievement through interim assessments, pioneered innovative engagement strategies, and stretched the expectations and achievements of her students."My favorite thing about being an educator is getting to know each of my students individually, including their strengths, needs, and social-emotional development," says Linneer. "i-Ready gives me the tailored data I need to ensure I am building strong relationships with my students and providing a supportive and collaborative environment."This year's class of Extraordinary Educators includes a diverse range of backgrounds and roles—from classroom teachers to specialists and gifted support teachers. Each educator's application was reviewed by an internal selection committee composed of Curriculum Associates employees with various roles across the company and finalized by an advisory board that included Curriculum Associates and Extraordinary Educators alumni."The impact these teachers make creates ripple effects in their communities and across the country," said Kelly Sia, CEO of Curriculum Associates. "We are delighted to celebrate these remarkable educators and the transformative work they do to ensure better students outcomes
Meghan Froman of Delisle Elementary School in Gulfport, MS, Holly Slay of Quitman Upper Elementary School in Waynesboro, MS, Taylor White Brown of Simpson Central School in Braxton, MS, and Amanda Gibson of College Park Elementary School in Ocean Springs, MS, receive national recognition for pioneering innovative classroom strategies while driving high expectations and student achievement.JACKSON, Miss., June 2, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Curriculum Associates has named Meghan Froman of Delisle Elementary School in Gulfport, Holly Slay of Quitman Upper Elementary School in Waynesboro, Taylor White Brown of Simpson Central School in Braxton, and Amanda Gibson of College Park Elementary in Ocean Springs, to its 2025 class of Extraordinary Educators, an annual program that celebrates and connects teachers from across the country who go above and beyond for their students in Grades K–8. Selected from hundreds of nominations, Froman, Slay, Brown, and Gibson are part of a select group of 29 educators who exhibit best-in-class use of i-Ready®, i-Ready Classroom Mathematics, and/or Ready®. They have also promoted growth and achievement through interim assessments, pioneered innovative engagement strategies, and stretched the expectations and achievement of their students."Each student has different strengths and backgrounds," said Froman. "Using differentiated instruction allows me to meet students at their individual learning levels and challenge them in ways most productive to their own growth trajectories.""I encourage open dialogue in my classroom and promote respect for all perspectives to help students feel valued," said Slay. "To ensure equity in the classroom, I think it's important to provide instruction based on students' individual learning levels.""Students don't always need the same things for success," said Brown. "I like to meet each student where they are and help them define success
Kimberly Alexander of Namaqua Elementary School in Loveland, CO, receives national recognition for pioneering innovative classroom strategies while driving high expectations and student achievement.LOVELAND, Colo., May 30, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Curriculum Associates has named Kimberly Alexander of Namaqua Elementary School in Loveland to its 2025 class of Extraordinary Educators , an annual program that celebrates and connects teachers from across the country who go above and beyond for their students in Grades K–8. Selected from hundreds of nominations, Alexander is part of a select group of 29 educators who exhibit best-in-class use of i-Ready®, i-Ready Classroom Mathematics, and/or Ready®. Alexander has also promoted growth and achievement through interim assessments, pioneered innovative engagement strategies, and raised the expectations and achievement of her students."My motto in the classroom is 'informed teaching for intentional growth,'" said Alexander. "By using i-Ready and other data sources to identify students' strengths and areas for growth, I can tailor my lessons, set meaningful goals, and provide targeted support that drives each student toward success."This year's class of Extraordinary Educators includes a diverse range of backgrounds and roles—from classroom teachers to specialists and gifted support teachers. Each educator's application was reviewed by an internal selection committee composed of Curriculum Associates employees with various roles across the company and finalized by an advisory board that included Curriculum Associates and Extraordinary Educators alumni."The impact these teachers make creates ripple effects in their communities and across the country," said Kelly Sia, CEO of Curriculum Associates. "We are delighted to celebrate these remarkable educators and the transformative work they do to ensure better students outcomes
Toby Mitchell of Ali'iolani Elementary School in Honolulu, HI, receives national recognition for pioneering innovative classroom strategies while driving high expectations and student achievement.HONOLULU, May 29, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Curriculum Associates has named Toby Mitchell of Ali'iolani Elementary School in Honolulu to its 2025 class of Extraordinary Educators , an annual program that celebrates and connects teachers from across the country who go above and beyond for their students in Grades K–8. Selected from hundreds of nominations, Mitchell is part of a select group of 29 educators who exhibit best-in-class use of i-Ready®, i-Ready Classroom Mathematics, and/or Ready®. Mitchell has also promoted growth and achievement through interim assessments, pioneered innovative engagement strategies and stretched the expectations and achievement of his students."My classroom foundation is built on finding the right amount of challenge for my students," said Mitchell. "I use the Universal Design for Learning to support students at all levels and ensure there are multiple means for engagement, representation, and expression."This year's class of Extraordinary Educators includes a diverse range of backgrounds and roles—from classroom teachers to specialists and gifted support teachers. Each educator's application was reviewed by an internal selection committee composed of Curriculum Associates employees with various roles across the company and finalized by an advisory board that included Curriculum Associates and Extraordinary Educator alumni."The impact these teachers make creates ripple effects in their communities and across the country," said Kelly Sia, CEO of Curriculum Associates. "We are delighted to celebrate these remarkable educators and the transformative work they do to ensure better students outcomes
Karen Osborn of Florosa Elementary School in Mary Esther, FL, and Nicolette Barone of Oak Park Elementary School in Tampa, FL, receive national recognition for pioneering innovative classroom strategies while driving high expectations and student achievement.TALLAHASSEE, Fla., May 29, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Curriculum Associates has named Karen Osborn of Florosa Elementary School in Mary Esther and Nicolette Barone of Oak Park Elementary School in Tampa to its 2025 class of Extraordinary Educators , an annual program that celebrates and connects teachers from across the country who go above and beyond for their students in Grades K–8. Selected from hundreds of nominations, Osborn and Barone are part of a select group of 29 educators who exhibit best-in-class use of i-Ready®, i-Ready Classroom Mathematics, and/or Ready®. Osborne and Barone have also promoted growth and achievement through interim assessments, pioneered innovative engagement strategies, and raised the expectations and achievement of their students."My goal in the classroom has been to empower each of my students to use their voices to create the most collaborative and encouraging experience possible," said Osborn. "Giving my students multiple entry points for participation has accommodated all the various learning styles in my classroom.""Students are all on different levels," said Barone. "To help them feel successful and see their own growth, I focus on differentiating instruction and activities based on their individual needs. i-Ready supports this by giving me the tools to personalize learning for each student."This year's class of Extraordinary Educators includes a diverse range of backgrounds and roles—from classroom teachers to specialists and gifted support teachers