Carnegie Learning

What is Carnegie Learning?

Carnegie Learning is an education company that supplies K-12 schools and districts with curriculum, adaptive software and services. Its offerings are grouped under the CLEAR brand: CLEAR Math, CLEAR Literacy, CLEAR Languages and CLEAR Services. The best-known product is MATHia, a math learning platform for grades 6 to 12, with MATHia Adventure for grades K to 5.

Key capabilities of Carnegie Learning

• MATHia adaptive math: software for grades 6-12 that gives students individual practice, with MATHia Adventure covering K-5.
• CLEAR Math curricula: core and supplemental math solutions for elementary, middle and high school.
• CLEAR Literacy: Lenses on Literature and Mirrors & Windows for grades 6-12, plus Fast ForWord and ClearFluency for K-12.
• CLEAR Languages: Spanish, Spanish for heritage speakers, French, German, Chinese and Italian courses for grades 6-12.
• High-impact tutoring: tutoring delivered as a district service alongside classroom instruction.
• Professional learning: training and district impact services that help teachers adopt the programs.

How Carnegie Learning works

Districts choose a curriculum or supplemental program, then pair it with professional learning so teachers can run it in class. Students work through adaptive practice in software such as MATHia while teachers use the programs in collaborative and independent settings. The vendor works with each district on rollout, which is why scope and cost are set in conversation rather than from a price list.

Who uses Carnegie Learning?

Carnegie Learning is built for K-12 schools, districts, teachers and students. Curriculum and instructional leaders use it when they need a full core program or a supplemental math, reading or language program, and want training and tutoring from the same vendor.

Carnegie Learning pricing

Carnegie Learning does not publish pricing. Its site directs visitors to a contact form, so costs are quote-based and depend on the programs, grade bands and services a district selects.

Carnegie Learning alternatives

Brainly is a student-facing homework help community rather than a district curriculum, so it suits individual learners more than adoption decisions. CoGrader focuses on helping teachers grade writing, which is a narrower job than running a core curriculum. Curipod helps teachers build interactive lessons with AI and is lighter weight than a full adopted program.