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Emma Kate Fittes
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Emma Kate Fittes is a staff writer for EdWeek Market Brief. Previously, she reported on statewide education issues and policy in Indiana, covering everything from state funding to school takeovers to COVID-19 closures. She's also covered suburban and rural districts as a K-12 beat reporter.
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Marketplace K-12
June 7, 2021June 8, 2021

Big Gaps Remain in Students’ Home Internet Access, Survey Reveals

By Emma Kate Fittes
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Even as internet access for students away from school has increased, many lack the robust connectivity to upload content and do other bandwidth-intensive work, a survey by the Consortium for School Networking finds.

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Market Trends
June 4, 2021June 7, 2021

A Changed K-12 Market: What Education CEOs See on the Horizon

By Emma Kate Fittes
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As students in many states return in person to classrooms, executives of education technology companies say they are dealing with a market that has been altered in a number of key ways.

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Marketplace K-12
May 19, 2021May 21, 2021

Elon Musk Donated $20M to Texas Schools Near SpaceX. How Are Districts Spending It?

By Emma Kate Fittes
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The entrepreneur’s donation is supporting schools in a county along the Mexican border that has provided tax breaks for for his company, SpaceX.

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Marketplace K-12
May 14, 2021May 14, 2021

Parents’ Spending on Education Boomed During the Pandemic. Here’s Why

By Emma Kate Fittes
FILE - Back-to-school supplies await shoppers at a store on Saturday, July 11, 2020, in Marlborough, Mass. The pandemic has dragged into the new school year and wreaked havoc on reopening plans. That has extended to the back-to-school shopping season, the second most important period for retailers behind the holidays. (AP Photo/Bill Sikes, File)

A new analysis found that parents in the U.S. pumped billions more dollars than usual into their children’s education during the pandemic.

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