Spring ISD board weighs one-year contract with Imagine Learning to launch district virtual school
Sep 9, 2026
Administration proposed a one-year agreement with Imagine Learning/Edgenuity to start a district virtual program for grades 3–12, estimating up to 80 students in year one and noting contract safeguards and ADA-based funding; trustees asked to pull the item from consent for a fuller cost and outcomes review.
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Chief of Innovation Dr. Michael Love presented a proposed one-year agreement with Imagine Learning (using the Imagine Edgenuity platform) to launch a Spring ISD virtual school for grades 3–12 beginning this fall. Administration said the district could enroll up to about 80 full-time virtual students in the first year, use Momentum as an in-person support site for families and students who need it, and count attendance for ADA-based funding when students log in. "Full time ADA, at Base Allotment 60 215, so $6,215 for that student," Love said while explaining revenue mechanics and that the vendor typically charges about $2,500 per student with the district retaining the remaining ADA amount.
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