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Online vs. In-Person Professional Development: What’s the Mix in School Systems?
An EdWeek Market Brief Survey Asked District and School Leads About Support for Teachers Now -- and Five Years From Now
An EdWeek Market Brief survey asked district and school leaders about the kind of support they provide now, and what they expect five years from now.
School Districts’ Top Purchasing Priorities for 2024-25
EdWeek Market Brief's Third Annual Special Report Looks at Upcoming School System Spending, Category by Category
A new EdWeek Market Brief special report looks at how spending on curriculum, assessment, devices, data management platforms, and other products will change in the next fiscal year.
The Depth of ‘Learning Loss’: How Bad Is It Across Subjects?
An EdWeek Market Brief Survey Asked K-12 Officials to Rate the Severity of Setbacks in Their School Systems in Math, ELA, and Other Subjects
Nearly four years after the pandemic, K-12 officials still see students’ learning loss as severe, particularly in elementary grades.
5 Key Predictions for the Education Market in 2024
EdWeek Market Brief's Team Offers Its Prognostications for Shifts That Will Affect the Industry
The prognostications from EdWeek Market Brief’s editorial team span culture wars, industry consolidation, AI, and other themes.
Laura Slover, who played a major role in helping states design and implement Common Core assessments, will lead the new effort.
EdWeek Market Brief breaks down the results of its surveys of K-12 officials on how they are preparing for the drying up of billions of dollars in emergency federal aid.
When School Districts Turn to Co-ops, It’s to Buy These Products
An EdWeek Market Brief Survey Looks How Districts Use Cooperatives for Purchasing
An EdWeek Market Brief survey of school district leaders looks at how they use cooperative purchasing.
A Florida school system is looking for tutoring services to help non-public school students, and a New Mexico system wants to hire an evaluator of one of its academic programs.
Where the Preschool Landscape Is Today, and Where It’s Headed
Enrollment Has Rebounded, and Many Programs Have Big Needs for Academic Resources, a Longtime Researcher Explains
Preschool enrollments have rebounded since the pandemic, but major inequities persist, says Steven Barnett, a longtime authority on that student population.