A mid-sized Florida district wants to buy civic literacy books, while a district in Texas is looking for special ed consulting services.
Where Venture Capitalists Are Investing as Districts Shift to In-Person Education
Firms Eye Products For Families, and Those That Can Be Delivered in Multiple Environments
Investors are putting a premium on companies that have the products and expertise to span distance learning and a return to in-person lessons.
A Texas school system is searching for a vendor to provide career and technical education, and an Arizona school system is accepting bids for speech/language pathology services.
The National Apprenticeship Act passed the House last week. The bill proposes a plus-up in funding for apprenticeship and youth apprenticeship programs, including for areas like computer science and cybersecurity.
A district in Illinois is looking for executive search firms, and a district in Tennessee wants a college readiness exam.
USC’s EDGE Accelerator program makes it clear that the women- and minority-led ed-tech companies it supports are “not the outliers.”
A Kentucky school system is looking for a superintendent search firm, and a district in Virginia is planning to buy math textbooks and materials.
One Washington district is looking for substitute staffing services, and another Washington district wants a new high school math curriculum. An Arizona district seeks consulting services on a school model.
The publicly traded company will change its name next month to better reflect its “continued growth” outside of K-12, after acquiring two career-based learning platforms.
A Maryland district is looking for mental health screening services, and a New Mexico system is looking for professional development for college and career readiness.
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