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Brian Bradley
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Brian Bradley is a staff writer for EdWeek Market Brief. Prior to this position, Brian covered several business topics in the nation's capital, including international trade and the nuclear industry.
E-mail bbradley@educationweek.org
Marketplace K-12
March 19, 2020March 24, 2020

Feds Give E-Rate Applicants New Flexibility to Get Help From Vendors

By Brian Bradley

Service providers can now offer free Internet and other technologies to schools through Sept. 30, said the FCC.

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Marketplace K-12
March 17, 2020Sept. 21, 2023

6 Things Districts Want From Education Companies During COVID-19

By Brian Bradley
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As the coronavirus crisis takes hold, companies reaching out to districts need to act with empathy, smarts, and sensitivity.

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K-12 Insider
March 13, 2020Sept. 21, 2023

Texas Is Revamping Reading Instruction, With Big Implications for the Market

Sweeping Legislation Mandates New Instructional Approach, and Summer Reading Academies

By Brian Bradley
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The Texas state education commissioner outlines the new law that emphasizes K-3 reading instruction and phonics.

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Marketplace K-12
March 12, 2020Sept. 26, 2023

As Coronavirus Disrupts Schools, K-12 Vendors Face Balancing Act

By Brian Bradley

Many district purchasing cycles are locked in, but vendors still face big uncertainties over the coming weeks and months.

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Marketplace K-12
March 10, 2020March 16, 2021

How Education Companies Are Adjusting to the Coronavirus Threat

By Sean Cavanagh and Brian Bradley Michelle R. Davis Michele Molnar
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While many education businesses say they’ve seen no immediate disruption in their business cycles, they say prolonged upheaval could affect product testing, onboarding, and overall strategy.

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Marketplace K-12
March 6, 2020June 10, 2020

Innovative Assessment Pilots Should Support Equity and Strive for Broad Impact, Groups Say

By Brian Bradley

Advocacy groups and testing organizations urged the U.S. Department of Education to place an emphasis on equity in making awards through its innovative-assessment program.

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Marketplace K-12
Feb. 27, 2020March 4, 2020

K-12 Dealmaking: Udemy Raises $50 Million; Snapask Takes in $35 Million

By Brian Bradley

Ed-tech companies are raising more money, while a Pittsburgh company bought a shuttered company’s robots and an immersive experiences provider is partnering with Dell.

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Market Trends
Feb. 27, 2020Sept. 21, 2023

Amazon Is Reshaping Purchasing In Many Districts. Here Are 5 Takeaways

Critics Worry That the Online Retailer's Pricing and Role Stifles Local Competition

By Brian Bradley
Market-Trends-Feb-28

Amazon is becoming a mainstay in K-12 procurement, with some districts signing onto its purchasing platforms at the urging of teachers.

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Marketplace K-12
Feb. 25, 2020Sept. 27, 2023

Despite Trump’s Proposed Cuts, Modest Increases in Ed Spending Are Likely On Tap

By Brian Bradley

Federal lawmakers are likely to approve small increases in spending for education over the coming year, despite the Trump administration’s latest call for big cuts in funding.

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Analyst's View
Feb. 19, 2020Sept. 26, 2023

New Digital Learning Channel Poised to Create Big Opportunities for Vendors

Two Organizations, First Book and Games and Learning, Are Launching a Forum Meant to Pair Schools With High-Quality Ed Tech

By Brian Bradley
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The heads of two organizations, First Book and Games and Learning, are launching a channel that will allow schools to choose from a library of ed-tech materials.

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