EdWeek Market Brief asked district leaders and principals about what types of companies they are taking chances on during the pandemic.
COVID Fueling New B2B Relationships Across Education Industry
The pandemic has laid bare needs that education companies are trying to address with new collaborations and partnerships.
Former D.C. Schools Chief’s Curriculum Company Aims to ‘Unlock a World’ for Black Students
Kaya Henderson’s new company, Reconstruction, is offering supplemental curriculum meant to help a generation of Black students know their own history and culture.
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Administrative Software Tools Are the “New Ed-Tech Battleground,” New Analysis Predicts
K-12 Dealmaking: Impero, Unacademy Make Acquisitions; SEL Provider Raises $1 Million
How Education Company Leaders Can Find Work-Life Balance Through Seasonal “Pods”
IBM to Pay $24 Million Settlement After Federal Investigations Allege It Broke E-Rate Rules
How One District Has Managed Its Massive Chromebook and iPad Purchases During COVID
After a District Makes a Wave of Device Purchases, What Comes Next?
Atlanta Superintendent Wants Companies Willing to Stand ‘Side by Side’ With the District
A Superintendent Talks About How Vendors Can Get the Relationship Right
An Inside Look at the Texas Education Market
In a new special report, EdWeek Market Brief explores the budget pressures and spending plans facing school districts in Texas, a key state market.
