K–12
Grade coverage
PreK–5 expansion in progress
Report
Illustrative Mathematics provides resources and support for giving their students an enduring understanding of mathematics.
Depends
DependsDistricts and schools adopting a core K–12 math curriculum should shortlist IM: EdReports all-green ratings and free OER files lower the risk.
Rigorous, free-file K–12 math curriculum for districts that will train teachers; overkill for tutors and open-and-go homeschoolers.
K–12
Grade coverage
PreK–5 expansion in progress
All green
EdReports rating
IM 9–12 Integrated v.360; K–5 also approved
Yes
Free curriculum access
OER files downloadable at no cost
None
Published pricing
Print/digital sold via Kendall Hunt by quote
Free OER core; pay only for print and training
Problem-based lessons demand prep and training
Full K–12 with narratives at activity level
Certified facilitator network exists but costs extra
Free
Quote-based
Quote-based
No known public vulnerabilities found in the sources reviewed.
District case studies report math proficiency gains after committed adoption, and homeschool communities flag IM as a rigorous public-school-style option.
Compare Illustrative Mathematics K–12 Math with each alternative.
Free self-paced practice mapped to IM v.360 units
Comparable rigorous problem-based K–12 math curriculum
Illustrative Mathematics K–12 Math vs Eureka Math (Great Minds)Free public-domain K–12 math units, no sales process
Illustrative Mathematics K–12 Math vs EngageNY modulesMore scripted lessons, lower prep burden for teachers
Illustrative Mathematics K–12 Math vs Traditional textbook adoptionBased on ~20 public sources including district case studies and EdReports news. No third-party user ratings or published prices found.
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