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Aug. 10, 2018March 16, 2021

When a K-12 Company Leaves the Market, How Do Its Rivals Seize the Moment?

Amazon TenMarks' Departure Offers a Window Into Competitors' Outreach to Districts

Sean Cavanagh

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Amazon TenMarks leaves, market, competitors move in

When Amazon TenMarks announced plans to wind down its operations, rival curriculum companies pounced, via sales channels and social media.

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Sean Cavanagh

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Sean Cavanagh is the Managing Editor of EdWeek Market Brief. He is also an associate editor for Education Week, where he has covered a variety of beats since 2002, including business and technology, math and science education, charter schools and school choice, and federal policy. Before joining Education Week, he was a reporter for daily newspapers in Tennessee and Florida.

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