Ed-Tech Products, Security Services, Furniture Among Biggest Needs
Districts across New York state are likely to prioritize spending on assistive technology, as well as school security, over the coming year.
School Media Specialists Can Link Companies With Classroom Educators
Looking for an avenue to reach teachers? Librarians might be key to making connections between your product and the people most likely to use it in a school.
Top Administrators From Two Major School Systems Explain the Benefits for Companies
Top procurement officials from the Houston and Nashville school systems say companies that lose out on RFPs can gain valuable insights from getting a breakdown of what went wrong.
Leader of State School Boards Group Points to Opportunities in Data Management, Personalized Learning, and More
A state education expert outlines opportunities for businesses now that all states have submitted their ESSA accountability plans.
Recent Changes Could Spark Charter School Growth, Remake Title I Spending
Recent policy changes in Florida could dramatically shape district policy in areas such as charter school growth and Title I spending.
A District That's Ahead of the Curve Offers Advice for Companies to Meet Teacher and Parent Needs
Three key leaders in a Wisconsin district explain what they’re looking for in personalized learning tools, and where existing educational technology isn’t meeting their needs.
Educators Need a Higher Level of 'Usable Output' From Tests, District Leader Says
Effective PD can boost teachers’ understanding of links between assessment and effective instruction, a recent pilot study suggests.
Common-Sense Steps Can Help Education Vendors Address Parents' Prevailing Concerns
Ed-tech companies should solicit input from students and families, and clearly and prominently display their data-privacy policies, one parent advocate argues.
The Chief Strategy Officer for a 20,000-Student School System Explains What Works Best
Education companies that want to understand how to win an RFP can gain insights from the chief strategy officer of the 20,000-student Rowan-Salisbury Schools in North Carolina.
Clark County, Nev., Schools' Director of Purchasing Outlines What This Means for Education Companies
The 320,000-student Clark County, Nev., district is shifting purchasing power away from the central office and putting it in the hands of individual school principals.
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