About Perfection Learning
A Commitment to Excellence
As a family-owned business founded by two educators, we know both the challenges and the opportunities that today’s learning environment presents. For over 95 years, we have been committed to working side by side with educators like you to build the very best curriculum solutions for teachers and students. Together, we can help all students reach their potential.

Our Vision

FOCUS on areas where we can make the biggest difference.

COMMIT ourselves to excellence in innovation, service, and support.

Hold ourselves ACCOUNTABLE to grow as individuals and as an organization.
Our Values
TAKE INITIATIVE—We set the bar high for ourselves, empower initiative, and hold ourselves accountable to our customers and colleagues.
WORK TOGETHER—We recognize that to succeed individually, we must succeed as a team.
THINK CRITICALLY—We ask ourselves the hard questions as we seek ways to improve our products, service, processes, and performance.
LEARN AND GROW—We encourage each person to reach their potential through learning opportunities, feedback, and reflection.
BUILD FOR THE LONG-TERM—We invest in our people, keep our lives in balance, and do things the right way.
Breaking Down Barriers
For over 95 years, Perfection Learning has been committed to working side by side with educators and students across the country to deliver the very best curriculum solutions. We actively support a diversity of people, viewpoints, and expressions in our organization, our partners, and our materials. We believe students and educators alike deserve the right to see themselves accurately and meaningfully included in our materials.
Perfection Learning values and celebrates diversity in all its forms. We believe that by fostering an inclusive environment, we create a richer and more innovative organization, which in turn allows us to learn and perform at a high level. As a key part of this commitment, we actively seek partners that represent the diversity of our schools and communities. We are a proud corporate member of the WBENC.
Our History
The year was 1926. William Keay, the superintendent of Logan Public Schools (Iowa) and his wife, Valborg, a high school math teacher, were talking about the high cost of school forms such as report cards and attendance forms. William decided to ask some fellow superintendents to partner with him on printing these forms and share in the cost savings, but no one took him up on the suggestion. So, with $10 in start-up money and a small loan from the local bank, the Keays decided to print sample forms and mail them to nearby schools. The schools were interested, and the Keays were in business. The Perfection Form Company began.