Edtech Platform Subject Expands With $28M in Funding

The new capital injection enables Subject to enhance its AI-powered online learning platform and expand its reach across the U.S.

Written by Ashley Bowden
Published on Feb. 25, 2026
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Subject, a Beverly Hills company offering a digital curriculum innovation platform for grade 6-12 educators, announced a $28 million investment led by Vistara Growth. The company aims to expand access to high-quality, accredited instruction at scale through its AI-powered technology. 

Subject provides courses designed for middle and high school original credit and credit recovery, offering curriculum through short, engaging video content. It also provides AI-powered multilingual solutions to support diverse student populations and teacher-of-record AI tools to help educators deliver instruction more efficiently.

Backed by its new funding, Subject will invest in accelerating product development, expanding its course offerings, deepening its automation capabilities and scaling its go-to-market efforts to reach more students and educators across the U.S.

“School districts are being asked to expand course access and improve outcomes while operating with fewer instructional resources,” Michael Vilardo, CEO of Subject, said in a statement. “We built Subject to ensure every student, regardless of zip code, has access to engaging, accredited instruction that drives real outcomes.”

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