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K-12 Insider
June 11, 2020Aug. 25, 2020

How a Major Florida District Is Preparing for the Social-Emotional Learning Tasks Ahead

Palm Beach County Officials Are Weighing Strategies on How to Support Students and Teachers

By Michele Molnar
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The Palm Beach County school district is one of many around the country attempting to plan for how to support the well-being of students, teachers, and parents if schools reopen in the fall.

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K-12 Insider
April 29, 2020April 30, 2020

A Big District’s Procurement Officer Reassesses Purchasing Amid COVID-19 Changes

The Loudoun County Public Schools Are Making Changes to Their Buying and Budgeting Strategy

By Michele Molnar
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A procurement leader from a large Virginia school district explains what she’s learned about how procurement has to shift amid a crisis that has upended her system’s plans.

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K-12 Insider
March 20, 2020March 23, 2020

One Texas District’s Response to the State’s Reading Overhaul

How Austin Is Addressing 'Reading Academies' for Educators and K-3 Phonics Curriculum Expectations

By Brian Bradley
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A district official talks about how the state’s new requirements for phonics instruction will shape purchasing and decision-making.

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K-12 Insider
March 13, 2020March 16, 2021

Texas Is Revamping Reading Instruction, With Big Implications for the Market

Sweeping Legislation Mandates New Instructional Approach, and Summer Reading Academies

By Brian Bradley
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The Texas state education commissioner outlines the new law that emphasizes K-3 reading instruction and phonics.

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K-12 Insider
Feb. 20, 2020

How Education Companies Can Stay on the Good Side of School Boards

School Board Members' Influence on Purchasing Is Often Indirect -- But Powerful

By Robin L. Flanigan
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School board members are the public face of districts, and many play an oversight role on contracts. Smart vendors will do everything they can to impress them.

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K-12 Insider
Feb. 7, 2020

What a District Social Media Influencer Expects From Ed-Tech Providers

A Tennessee District Official Wants Companies to 'Be Available to Us,' and More

By Michele Molnar
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An ed-tech administrator offers insights about the kind of support districts need from companies, and how K-12 officials share information about products via social media.

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K-12 Insider
Jan. 16, 2020March 16, 2021

This District Wants to Promote Equity, and It Wants Products That Help

Reducing Inequities Has Been a Central Focus in the District for the Past 7 Years

By Maggie Campbell
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The Vancouver, Wash., district is looking for curriculum, parent-outreach tools, and other products that will meet the eclectic demands of a diverse student population.

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K-12 Insider
Jan. 3, 2020Feb. 4, 2020

The Workforce Skills That School Districts Want Embedded in Curriculum

A California School System Has Created Academic Lessons Designed to Meet the Demands of the Job Market

By Robin L. Flanigan
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Vendors are falling short in not designing academic resources that prepare students for the job market in creative ways, a California superintendent says.

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K-12 Insider
Dec. 13, 2019Dec. 16, 2019

How K-12 Vendors Are Adjusting to a Tough State Data-Privacy Law

Connecticut's Policy Sets a High Bar, But the State Is Trying to Help Companies Change Behavior

By Michelle R. Davis
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Some vendors have lost contracts in K-12 districts throughout Connecticut for failure to comply with the state’s stringent data privacy law.

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K-12 Insider
Nov. 27, 2019Nov. 27, 2019

A Florida District Leader’s Take on What’s Missing in Assessment

Pinellas County Wants to See a More Complete Picture of Its Students From the Data It Collects

By Michele Molnar
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It’s time to move beyond math and reading scores in evaluating students, says the Pinellas County school district’s executive director of assessment, accountability, and research.

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