An Illinois district is looking for a math intervention program, while a California school system seeks online supplemental literacy materials.
When Districts Say They Value ‘Research,’ What Do They Mean?
An EdWeek Market Brief Survey Asked School System Leaders What Kinds of Evidence for Products They Demand

An EdWeek Market Brief survey asked district and school leaders what kinds of evidence they need to see in evaluating products.

A survey of state ed-tech officials reveals major concerns about generative AI and cybersecurity emerging from the school district level.
A Georgia district is looking for Chromebooks for students, while a Mississippi school system seeks an SEL program.
An Arizona district is looking for K-5 digital resources in ELA and math, while a Colorado school system seeks a high school world history curriculum.

The customer relations software giant s backing six education-related nonprofits with the goal of supporting their development of new, generative AI technology.
It’s a Pivotal Year for K-12 Spending. Superintendents Will Play a Critical Role
AASA's Director of Advocacy Offers Insights on How Superintendents Are Thinking About Remaining Federal Relief

The federal “funding cliff” will have a broad and deep impact on schools, predicts the director of advocacy for an organization representing district leaders.
A major school district in North Carolina is looking for a content management system, while a Texas school system seeks professional services related to special education.
7 Ways Education Companies Fail to Do Their Homework on Districts
District Officials Talk About the Questions Vendors Are Often Unprepared to Answer

School district officials talk about the most common questions vendors hoping to work with them are not prepared to answer.
A county in New York is looking for tutoring services for K-12 students, while a California school system seeks remote workforce monitoring software.