A school district in Texas is looking for teaching and learning aids, while a New Jersey school system seeks a multi-tiered system of support platform.
Private School Choice is Booming. Here’s What It Means for Education Companies
The Opportunity to Deliver Products to Independent Schools, and Directly to Parents Could Grow in Some States

Recent efforts to broaden school choice and funnel state dollars to parents and private schools are raising questions about the potential implications for the sector.
The Utah State Board of Education is looking for a continuing education course on teacher well-being, while a Michigan school system seeks curriculum materials.
A district in New York State is looking for supplemental support programs for students and families, while a North Carolina school system seeks technical assistance and coaching services
A district in Virginia is looking for family outreach services, while a California school system seeks a supplemental, online math program.

A program in Idaho that gives parents access to taxpayer funding for school-related expenses has drawn scrutiny.
The second-largest district in North Carolina is looking for a physical science curriculum, while a California school system seeks a differentiated literacy program.
How Common Is It for School Districts to Use Outcomes-Based Contracts for Vendors?
An EdWeek Market Brief Survey Shows That Efforts to Tie Vendor Performance to Pay Have Established a Foothold

EdWeek Market Brief surveyed school districts on whether they’re linking vendor pay to performance metrics.
Lessons Learned From One District’s Experiment Bringing AI Into the Classroom
A Major New Jersey School System Is Experimenting With the Technology and the Implications for Instruction

The Newark school district in New Jersey is actively experimenting with artificial intelligence, and thinking about how ed-tech companies can help.
A district in Virginia is looking for special education teachers, while a Texas school system seeks bond strategy services.