New federal data shows that educators helping teachers with their craft are more common in literacy than math.
The Southern Education Foundation, the Charter School Growth Fund, and Backstage Capital backed a $4 million fundraising round by AI-focused EdLight.
The U.S. Department of Education’s Office of Education Technology is calling on those in the K-12 space to close critical digital divides, and vendors have a big role to play.
EdWeek Market Brief will be offering a series of intel briefings for education companies throughout the upcoming ASU+GSV Summit, April 14-17 in San Diego.
The publisher had stated earlier this year that it was confidentially submitting a draft registration statement with the Securities and Exchange Commission related to making an initial public offering.
The publication’s data journalism, reporting on stimulus funding, and analysis of overall industry trends have been recognized by the ASBPE and Neal awards.
Roughly 6.9 million students worldwide are served by international private schools, which offer lessons beyond traditionally dominant U.S. and British resources.
One-third of global companies surveyed by IBM say the lack of workers capable of using artificial intelligence is a barrier to their organizations using the technology.
A new Education Week analysis finds that the nation’s teachers crave autonomy — and more training on how to use technology effectively.
Bart Epstein, a former Tutor.com executive who founded and led the EdTech Evidence Exchange, was brought on by investors to lead the organization’s relaunch.